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What should i do if i have heat flashes sometimes during the night? sometimes it gets to a 5 out of 10, 2 times a night and 3 times a week
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Many : Many conditions can cause sweating or hot flashes at night. Medications, menopause, anxiety are some causes. Treatment depends on the cause and how long you have had them and your gender. Most of the time they are not serious. For those in whom menopause is the cause, they do get better over time even without treatment. Visit with your doctor. Take care.
Answered 10/3/2016
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