Night sweating in 43-year-old women can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine or proprietary Chinese medicines according to the evidence. For the cardiovascular insufficiency case, we can use the spleen soup, etc., and for the yang deficiency night sweating case, we can use the angelica six yellow soup.
Night sweats, also known as bedtime sweats, are usually characterized by sweating during sleep, which stops after waking up. Night sweating can occur alone or as a common symptom of deficiency labor, tubercular infection, blood loss, and blood deficiency of women after childbirth. According to the viewpoint of Chinese medicine, the common types of night sweating include insufficiency of heart and blood, and yin deficiency and fire exuberance.
(1) Night sweating with insufficiency of heart and blood: often accompanied by palpitations, insomnia, dizziness, forgetfulness, shortness of breath, fatigue and lack of luster; pale tongue, thin moss and weak pulse. The prescription can be added and subtracted by Gui Spleen Tang; Chinese patent medicines such as Ginseng Pine Nourishing Heart Capsules, Tranquilizer Pellets and Gui Spleen Pills can be used as appropriate.
(2) Night sweating, Yin deficiency and fire exuberance syndrome: the main manifestations are night sweating, afternoon hot flashes (the feeling of heat spreading from the face or chest to the whole body), emaciation, five heart-feels (heat in the hands, feet and heart, and agitation in the heart and chest), red cheekbones, thirst, red tongue with little moss, and thin and numb pulse. The prescription can be Angelica Six Yellow Soup plus subtractions; proprietary Chinese medicines can be used as appropriate, such as Zhi Bai Di Huang Wan, Turtle Gum Nourishing Yin Granules, and so on.
Night sweating can occur alone or as a symptom of other diseases. If you feel unwell, it is recommended that you consult a doctor for a clear diagnosis and standardized treatment, so as not to delay your condition.