How long will these hot flashes last?
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Hot flashes are symptomatic of hormonal changes.   There is NO reason for you to suffer from them.  Talk to friends who have a good family or gyn who will give you supplement replacement hormones for a short time.\n\nNo one person reacts the same to menopause.  Some women even experience cold flashes.  Hey, did you know men can experience a male form of menopause?
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usually a week..hubby had 1   and let me say if your going for this... it inproved our sex life 100%  staying power stamina... wow out of this world.. A week is woth was is to come....
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I had a Total Hysterectomy a year ago at 39.  It was like hitting a brick wall at 90 miles an hour with the hormonr change.  My surgery was at 7 AM and by 6 PM the Hot Flashes started!  Side effects...... WEIGHT GAIN....HOT FLASHES.....DEPRESSION....and LOSS OF SEX DRIVE.\n\nThose are the big four.  It sure is not fun.
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While the average age of menopause is around 50, every woman's body has its own unique timeline. Some women stop menstruating in their mid-40s, and others continue well into their mid-50s.
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Please click on the search linked below for tips for reducing hot flashes.
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Menopause can happen anywhere between your 40's to the 60's.  Most likely you are going thru pre-menopause, which can start as early as 30.  That's the hot flashes and night sweats and all that.  If by chance you are experiencing those sypmtoms of pre menopause, and you are having a hard time handling it, try some herbal remedies.  I've heard black cohosh really helps with hot flashes.
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get yourself to the doctor--it is more than just a really bad case of menopause...it sounds very serious...
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No, menopause does not last forever---it just seems that way. ;-)\n\nShe needs to see a gynecologist right away to determine if it is menopause or some other health problem. How old is she? Perimenopause can begin in the 30's and menopause itself can last up to 10 years. \n\nPlease be patient with her. Advise her to see a doctor---there are lots of remedies for the symptoms, so she (and you) do not need to suffer through anything. Tell her that you love her and want her to feel well and be happy and to do whatever it takes to make it so. Good luck!
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Never worked for me at all-Took it for 18 months and hot flashes never stopped
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35 is way too early for menopause, but it could be perimenopause (aka pre-menopause). There is helpful info in the link below.
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1) According to the modern researches done on this subject  show that in most women, this decline in oestrogen production occurs between the ages of 45 and 50.\n\n2) In according to that the average age of menopause of a woman is 48.
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the flow is different for everyone and so are the cramps etc. it actually takes approx. a year to get a regular flow but in some cases even longer. i would not worry about it. just let your body do it's thing :)
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Wal Mart sells some stuff called cohash or something like that that works miracles on hot flashes.  I usse it all the time.  The worst is when you lay down at night and your pillows are hot.
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I work in family planning and have seen horror show after horror show with Depo.  For some folks, their period goes back to normal right away.  For others, particularly if she's been on the shot for a while, it can take...ready for this?...up to a year.  Getting on a dual hormone method (progetin/estrogen...aka the pill, ring, etc.) may help to get your hormones back on track.  Your doctor might even be able to prescribe a little bit of estrogen.  But really, the best advice is *unfortunately* to wait. :-(
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Are your hot flashes worse a week before your period?  I started getting hot flashes when I was 37.  I take wild yam and I haven't had any problems since.  Be sure to get one that is a standardized extract.
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I have.  I have 6 mos of Lupron injections and 6 mos of regular birth control to treat endometriosis.  I just started my second 6 mos of Lupron.  My understanding is that you can get any of the symptoms of menopause.  My experience has been hot flashes and night sweats.  I deal with this by keeping a fan around even in the winter.  As for it working, so far so good.  No new cysts.
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mm.. maybe she has just burned to much of her electrolytes and her body needs to replenish them.. I would ask you Dr. maybe she is having a hormone imbalance after sex for so long.. women state that during menopause that they feel like are about to burst into flames they are so hot..