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A member asked:
Menopause - what medication is safe and can stop the night sweats and sleep awakenings?
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Depends: Unfortunately, there is no silver bullet for hot flashes. Some women respond to certain anti-depressants (ssri), some to certain blood pressure medications, and some to medications for nerve pain. All have some side effects i would recommend having a conversation with your doctor on which one is right for you, especially if you sleep is very disturbed.
Answered 3/20/2015
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