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Can being in perimenopause cause one to feel hot a lot? not hot flashes, just feeling warmer than usual a lot of the time, especially at night.
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Yes: See your doctor. Blood tests can be performed to diagnose menopause. A history and physical exam may point to other areas of concern. Check FSH, LH and Estradiol for menopause, TSH and Free T4 for Thyroid problems. CBC to rule out infection.
Answered 8/14/2016
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