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Is it normal for a 23yrs woman to have heat flashes?
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Not usually: Hot flushes can be caused by a number of things: thyroid disease, early ovarian failure, kidney diseases. If you are 23 and having hot flushes, you should see your doctor to see why.
Answered 10/24/2014
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