Fibro pain and cymbalta side effects?

I've had depression all my life, and just recently my doctor started thinking I might have Fibro.
I've always been in pain, usually a low amount, gets worse on certain days but is usually just a mild full body aces. I also have scoliosis (have had surgery), sciatica and bursitis in my hips, so pain isn't new to me, and I always thought my pains were due to these aliments and depression.

My doctor prescribed cymbalta, and though I had some side effects like dizziness and drowsiness, my pain went to almost nothing! I was so impressed.... Until we tried an increase.
After three months, it started to stop working, the pains came back. So I went up to 60mg, and it seemed a great fix, again the pain went away....

BUT I'M SWEATING. Severely! Usually at night, just full body soaking wet!! I wake up drenched even in the nude, my room is only 65, and I'll be freezing when I have no sheets, but the second I fall asleep the cold sweating starts.
Has anyone else had this? Did it stop at anytime? I'm on amitriptyline for migraines but that's it.

I'm sweating so much I cannot sleep, I wake up drenched and tired... I cannot live with this much longer but I don't want to be in constant pain again.

I take Cymbalta and I get the sweats, too. I keep it cool in the house and I still sweat while sleeping! I'm taking 60 mg in the morning.
I also am having dreams that at times I can't seem to differentiate from reality. I'll be trying to remember something and have to really think about it to know if what I'm remembering is a dream or reality. Lately, it's really scaring me because at times I wake up screaming and it takes some time for me to realize it was a dream.
I've also noticed that it seems like I have to use extra focus to do tasks that I do all the time. It's like my brain suddenly loses track of where I am or what I'm doing. Very scary when I'm driving. I've quit driving for now.
I have hired a new dr who can't see me until November and I'm unsure if this is a big enough issue to call my old dr (he never listened and lied to me about tests he was doing) or is it dangerous enough for an Er visit.
Sorry, I didn't mean to steal your thread but these are all things that I feel are associated with Cymbalta. The medicine does the best job of keeping my depression in check, though.

I took Cymbalta (for fibromyalgia) for @ 1 month and was thrilled with the results! Then, ofcourse, my insurance would not approve it. Now I am taking Effexor. The effects are similar, I feel brighter,etc. But, I am having much more pain breakthrough & fatigue than with the Cymbalta. Hopefully now, after trying a few different drugs, my insurance will approve the Cymbalta.