Temperature Regulation in Menopause: Managing Hot Flashes and Cold Sensitivity
Menopause can disrupt your body’s natural temperature control, leading to hot flashes, night sweats, burning feet, and unusual sensitivity to cold. These changes are driven by hormonal fluctuations that affect your nervous system and circulation. Explore why these symptoms occur and discover practical strategies to stay comfortable and balanced during perimenopause and menopause.
Understanding Causes and Solutions for Menopausal Temperature Changes
Temperature regulation issues are among the most common and noticeable symptoms of menopause. Learn how hormone shifts, thyroid health, and lifestyle factors contribute to heat and cold sensitivity—and find actionable tips for reducing discomfort and improving daily comfort.
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