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Symptom · Night sweats

Waking up drenched is not something you have to live with.

Night sweats are hot flashes during sleep. They wreck sleep quality, drive next-day fatigue, and amplify every other symptom — but they respond fast to the right treatment.

Recommended: Estradiol
0%Of women experience night sweats in midlife
0%Resolved on HRT within 8 weeks
0 wksMedian time to first reduction
What's going on

Night sweats are hot flashes during sleep. They wreck sleep quality, drive next-day fatigue, and amplify every other symptom — but they respond fast to the right treatment.

DRIVER 01

Estrogen-driven temperature instability at night

DRIVER 02

Cortisol pattern shifts in perimenopause

DRIVER 03

Triggered or worsened by alcohol and warm bedrooms

Why now

Your symptoms map to a steep hormonal drop.

Estradiol — the dominant estrogen during your reproductive years — drops sharply through perimenopause and menopause. Most of the symptoms we treat trace directly to this curve.

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What helps

Recommended approach

Estradiol is the most reliable fix. Adding progesterone helps with the sleep side. If hormones are off the table, non-hormonal options target the same brain pathway.

Estradiol pill or patch
Recommended

Estradiol pill or patch

The foundation of modern HRT — relieves hot flashes, sleep, and mood symptoms.

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How Gala works

From symptoms to a plan in a week.

No clinic visits. No insurance hoops. A licensed clinician reads your full picture before they prescribe anything.

1

Tell us your symptoms

5 minutes, in plain language. Symptoms, history, goals — everything a thoughtful provider would ask.

2

Provider review

A US-licensed clinician reads the whole assessment and builds a plan around the symptoms you actually have.

3

Treatment + ongoing care

Medication ships free. Adjustments, messaging and provider support are part of the plan.

You don't have to live with night sweats.

Take our 60-second assessment. A licensed provider will review your symptoms and recommend a treatment plan.