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Why am i hot all the time i don't have menopause ?
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Hot all the time: Over two thirds of women experience this symptom during their fifties and sixties, women who are not going through menopause may also experience feelings of hotness. This is commonly associated with thyroid disorders. The thyroid gland makes hormones that regular metabolism. When it over produces thyroxine, the metabolism increases and more heat is produced, leading to an increase in body temp.
Answered 12/7/2013
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