What diseases are common in afternoon hot flashes?

Generally speaking, if your body has a fever, you should use a thermometer to measure your temperature. If it exceeds 36 degrees, it is basically a fever, so you should try physical cooling methods to relieve it. Of course, fever may also be caused by other diseases, and if necessary, you should go to the hospital for a thorough examination. So, what diseases are common in afternoon hot flashes?

First: Afternoon hot flashes occur at a regular time (usually in the afternoon), and the body temperature rises at a certain time every day. This sudden feeling of heat can spread from the torso to the face and is unpleasant. Symptoms include flushed face, rapid heartbeat and anxiety. When a hot flash comes, your body temperature does not change, it is the skin that actually heats up.

Second: Afternoon hot flashes are more serious for women. The skin temperature of some menopausal women may even rise by 3.9°C, but generally it only rises by about 0.6 to 2.2°C. Typically, hot flashes last from 30 seconds to 5 minutes.

Western medicine generally believes that it is caused by endocrine disorders, which are more common in women, such as menopausal syndrome, hyperthyroidism, etc.

Third: Afternoon hot flashes are caused by yin deficiency, damp heat, and gastrointestinal heat.

Afternoon hot flashes are mostly caused by damp heat, gastrointestinal heat, and yin deficiency. If it is due to yin deficiency, there is usually slight fever from afternoon to night, accompanied by symptoms such as fever in the five parts of the body, night sweats, less coating and a thin red tongue.

Hot flashes refer to fever with a certain regularity, rising and falling like the ebb and flow of the tides, occurring once a day, on schedule and stopping on schedule.

Precautions

For most women, the possibility of afternoon hot flashes is higher. In order to reduce the possibility of afternoon hot flashes, it is very necessary to use Chinese medicine for conditioning. In addition, we must have a certain understanding of afternoon hot flashes so that we can better avoid its occurrence.