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(HealthDay News) -- Hot flashes -- a side effect of menopause -- cause a woman to feel hot and flushed, notably in the face, neck and chest. Symptoms also may include sweating, chills and a rapid heartbeat.
Minor hot flashes may be cooled with simple home remedies, including a cold glass of water and a fan. More severe hot flashes may require therapies prescribed by your doctor.
Here are additional suggestions from the University of Michigan Health System:
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