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I still have very regular and normal periods. 5 days ago i started having non stop hot flashes (no actual fever) and i feel very achy/weak. can menopause present this way?
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Achy and weak are not typical symptoms of perimenopausal syndrome, especially you still have regular period. If these symptoms persists you need to see your doctor for ruling out other hormonal problems such as thyroid disease.
Answered 9/9/2021
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