Answers to questions about prophylactic antibiotics, night sweats and biofeedback.

This document is an editorial from the Cleveland Clinic Men's Health Advisor. It provides answers to questions about prophylactic antibiotics, night sweats, and biofeedback. The article explains that antibiotic prophylaxis is recommended for certain high-risk patients to prevent infective endocarditis. It also discusses night sweats, stating that while they are usually not a cause for concern, they can be a sign of underlying medical conditions. Additionally, the article explains what biofeedback is and how it can be used to treat various conditions. It emphasizes that biofeedback is a complement, not a replacement, for traditional medical care. [Extracted from the article]