Who experiences these then?!
Around diagnosis time, I became aware of waking up in the night, and feeling a bit clammy. I bought more PJs so the wash wasn't challenged. Then I made the connection with the cancer.
After I started my treatment, it all stopped. I stopped waking up at 2am, 3am, 4am and I wasn't waking-up clammy either.
But recently (last 2 weeks) the night sweats have returned with a vengance. Wet PJs and a wet patch on the bed sheet now though.
I can't work out whether it's the cancer causing it, my body fighting the cancer or the ipi/nivo in my system or affecting my hormone levels.
I spoke about it with my oncology consultant at the end of March when I'd just had a singe occurrence since starting immunotherapy. The odd adhoc one is nothing to worry about, he said. So, of course I'm not turning that logic the other other way round and making a judgement that regular occurrences are a poor indicator!
I wonder if this the new normal and I just have to accept it and get used to it. . . . . . . it really is true that the only certainty is that there is uncertainty!
Hey Jess, everyone has an off day or a hundred 
Tvman xx
Sending hugs to you my lovely friend xx 
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Hii Pet, glad to hear you have some lovely sunshine today ^-^ I love the sun it makes me feel so much better! I'm sorry you are tired, sending you lots of hugs Xxx ️ Your not getting old lovely person, your just going through tough times. Sending you more hugs xx
Jess xx
