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I'm 27, and i feel very hot every night. it lasts for hours and keeps me awake, regardless of what i try to do to cool down. what could be the cause?
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Could be serious: First I need to now if you have night sweats with these episodes, weight loss or changes in you menses. Sometimes early menopause can present like this, but infections and malignancies can also cause hotflashes
Answered 10/5/2017
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