Adverse Effects
Insomnia or disturbed sleep: This is caused at the onset of the hot flash which happens during the night. The other reason could also be social implications faced by postmenopausal
The psychological trauma: Many women also experience symptoms like irritability, depression, and anxiety. These are accompanied with
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My worst hot flashes feel similar to a slight electrical shock, short-lived but very significant (as if I have stuck my finger in a light socket.) Has anyone else experience a similar type of hot flash? I have also had the type where you feel as if your temperature immediately rises and you must remove clothing while profusely perspiring.