Hotflashes!

Age 26 and not taking any meds

Hello, im 26 of age and im too having these hotflashes.

I eaither get them all day or they will be hit and miss during the week. I just had a baby 6mo ago and thought that it was my hormones still going crazy. I will awake in the middle of the night with night sweat so much that it feels as if i wet my bed.

I have been in and out of the doctors for more test then anything, and they can not put there finger on it.

It is scary, at time when i have these so called attacks i get shaky and very light headed then i start to sweat from my back of my neck, under and between my breast, back of my legs and so much under my arms that it get so embarrestin, (im not over weight, current weight is 136, 5′6 ft tall)

Then i get hyper, I just wish i knew what is going on, many people are telling me that these sytomps are menapause, but im way to young. Arent I?

What could be the answer?

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HELP PLEASE!

Hi,

My name is Tara. I am having hotflashes everday every hour. They are usualy mild or severe. The only problem is that I’m only 17 1/2 years old. My mom and I cant figure out why I’m having them so early in life. Do any of you have any advice or answers for me?

I would greatly appreciate it.

Tara

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Age 30??

I just turned 30 in March of 2005. I am 5′7 @ 190 pounds. I am taking YASMIN as my birth control pill and I am also on ZOLOFT 50mg. I have two boys ages 7 & 6. For some reason over the past two months or longer I have not been sleeping well, all I do is have hotflashes. I don’t understand at the age of 30 why my body is doing this. I have called my OBGYN for her help. I go in two days. I have no clue what to ask the doctor or what to expect. Is this normal at my age? I find myself very worried about this.

Any advice would be wonderful.
Trisha (Peoria, Illinois)

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Hotflashes

Help! I am 5o years old and and plagued by perptual hot flashes. I tried the hormones - sure, they helped but I felt bloated all the time and now again I stopped them and have hot flashes at least 4 times an hour. Does any one suffer with this, and if so do you take hormones or have a more natural remedy that actually works? I’ve tried soy and soy products to no avail. I’ m so frustrated and the doctors just want to give you hormones. Any suggestions would be great.

Peace, Marsha

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