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    Hot Flashes After Menopause - Verywell Health

    • A hot flash is a sudden sensation of warmth in the upper body. It’s typically felt on the face, neck, and chest. A person’s face may appear red during a hot flash, and they may sweat and feel anxious. Hot flashe… See more

    What Causes A Hot Flash?

    Hot flashes occur when estrogen levels in the body drop. Estrogen is a hormone that is responsible for the regulation of the reproductive system in people with a uterus. Falli… See more

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    How Long Do Hot Flashes Last?

    The intensity and frequency of hot flashes vary. Some people experience them multiple … See more

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    Risk Factors

    Some people do not experience hot flashes as part of the menopause transition, but there are some things that might make a person more likely to get them. Factors that might increa… See more

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    Managing Hot Flashes

    You might be able to manage your hot flash symptoms with some simple home remedies. Here are a few things you can try: 1. Avoid spicy foods. When you eat spicy foods, your … See more

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    What Causes A Hot Flash?
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    Managing Hot Flashes
     

  1. What causes hot flashes in post-menopause?

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    Dr. Anuvitha KamathMBBS · 3 years of exp

    In hot flashes, there is an intense feeling of heat and warmth in the upper part of the body like the head, neck, and chest with a shorter duration of sweating.It is due to hormonal imbalances and low estrogen levels in post-menopausal women. This is accompanied by other symptoms like flushed appearance of the skin, and rapid heartbeat.

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  2. Low hormone levels and lifestyle triggers
    During postmenopause, hot flashes are most likely due to a combination of low hormone levels and lifestyle triggers. Take a look at how much physical activity you get, how much stress is in your life, and what foods you frequently consume.

    What Causes Postmenopausal Hot Flashes? | Menopause Now

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    Hot Flashes Returned After Menopause: Why This Happens and …