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Meanings of hot flushes in inglés

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Sudden flushing, usually in menopausal women, due to reduced levels of estrogen.

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Usage of hot flushes in inglés
1
The most common are menopausal-type symptoms, such as hot flushes and sweating.
The Guardian
2
It will be used to treat hot flushes and other menopause symptoms.
The Irish Times
3
She also noted hot flushes tend to improve spontaneously with time.
The Guardian
4
Menopausal symptoms include hot flushes, interrupted sleep and mood swings .
The Guardian
5
Then I got hot flushes, cold sweats, and the night sweats were dreadful.
The Guardian
6
She has hot flushes, big feet and a big mouth.
The Guardian
7
Why had I not previously been made aware of any symptoms apart from hot flushes?
Independent.ie
8
Alcohol and caffeine can also disrupt sleep and trigger hot flushes, night sweats and palpitations.
The Guardian
9
From head to foot hot flushes swept over me.
Tramping on Life / An Autobiographical Narrative
10
The comedians and their mothers-in-law and their hot flushes.
The Guardian
11
It affects the memory - it's the hot flushes: sends the blood to the brain!
The Irish Times
12
The medication was well tolerated with the only side effect being hot flushes in 15 patients.
Pubmed
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We are brought low, they reason, by the hot flushes and sleeplessness, not by hormonal fluctuations.
The Guardian
14
The most common menopausal symptoms reported by women are hot flushes, night sweats, insomnia and palpitations.
The Irish Times
15
Too much rhubarb and I get hot flushes.
The Guardian
16
You get hot flushes and everything back again.
The Guardian
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Translations for hot flushes
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Hot flushes through the time
Hot flushes across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common