Sorry to hear about your current issues with sleep. How long has this been going on for? Have you spoken to your doctor about the racing heart and night sweats?
I would suggest seeking medical advice for these symptoms. If your doctor cannot pinpoint any cause or explanation for them, they could be a symptom of hyperarousal.
Physiological arousal is often a perpetuating factor behind insomnia. Taking steps to address this heightened level of arousal will usually help improve your sleep and the symptoms you are experiencing.
Have you tried implementing CBT-I techniques, or discussed them with your doctor?
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