hot flashes
hot flashes
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by Linda Bruton - 2006-12-15
While some women experience hot flashes for a brief moment during menopause, there are some women who experience this annoyance for the rest of their lives. Even though the severity and intensity of s...
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by Linda J Bruton - 2006-12-19
Considered by many to be the main, and most uncomfortable, side effect of menopause is the hot flash. Hot flashes during menopause can happen on an average of every 2 to 4 hours, daily for 2 to 5 yea...
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by Linda J Bruton - 2006-12-20
With any hot flash the symptoms may vary, but they all include one major component - heat. Although no one can pinpoint exactly what causes a hot flash, most agree that a hormonal imbalance makes you...
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by Linda Bruton - 2006-12-21
Hot flash symptoms strike 85% of women entering menopause and may continue on the average of 1-2 years after their last period. There is also a hefty percentage of women who will face further hot flas...
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by Linda Bruton - 2006-12-22
Many women think that a decline in estrogen is the real cause of hot flashes. In some cases that is completely substantiated, but not always. Truth be told, no one is completely sure what causes a hot...
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by Linda J Bruton - 2006-12-22
Menopause is a natural occurrence that happens to all women when they reach a certain age. Technically it is a stopping of a woman's period (or menses), hence the name. There are many symptoms of me...
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by Linda Bruton - 2006-12-25
Hot flashes and night sweats usually go hand in hand during menopause. To differentiate, hot flashes are considered the intense heat and flushing you experience during the daytime hours. Night sweats ...
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by Linda Bruton - 2006-12-25
Considered by many to be the main, and most uncomfortable, side effect of menopause is the hot flash. Hot flashes during menopause can happen on an average of every 2 to 4 hours, daily for 2 to 5 year...
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by Linda Bruton - 2006-12-26
With any hot flash the symptoms may vary, but they all include one major component - heat. Although no one can pinpoint exactly what causes a hot flash, most agree that a hormonal imbalance makes your...
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by Linda J Bruton - 2006-12-26
Black cohosh for hot flashes has been used hundreds of years. Black cohosh, also known as Cimicifuga racemosa and Actaea racemosa, is a member of the buttercup family. The perennial plant originated i...
