Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: loonarider on August 03, 2021, 07:45:13 PM
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How to tell?
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I'd also like to know if a hot flush registers as hot as a fever?
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Mummytron A hot flush doesn't change your core temperature believe it or not. :-\
If you have a fever loonarider then you'll probably feel ill in other ways too such as hot and cold and shivery, headache, joint and muscle aches and just that horrible unwell feeling.
Taz x
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Mummytron A hot flush doesn't change your core temperature believe it or not. :-\
If you have a fever loonarider then you'll probably feel ill in other ways too such as hot and cold and shivery, headache, joint and muscle aches and just that horrible unwell feeling.
Taz x
Thank you Taz!
The annoying thing is knowing how to discern between an actual illness or whether it's just the usual hormonal malarky.
Yes, I I'd say I'm definitely flushing then. Usually starts from back of my neck, then face, limbs start to get clammy..
I did have a shivering episode a few nights ago in bed, but didn't feel ill. I'll chalk it up to hormones ???
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Mummytron A hot flush doesn't change your core temperature believe it or not. :-\
If you have a fever loonarider then you'll probably feel ill in other ways too such as hot and cold and shivery, headache, joint and muscle aches and just that horrible unwell feeling.
Taz x
Thank you Taz!
The annoying thing is knowing how to discern between an actual illness or whether it's just the usual hormonal malarky.
Yes, I I'd say I'm definitely flushing then. Usually starts from back of my neck, then face, limbs start to get clammy and then torso gets very sweaty.
I did have a shivering episode a few nights ago in bed which was odd, but didn't feel ill. I'll chalk it up to hormones ???
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Mummytron A hot flush doesn't change your core temperature believe it or not. :-\
Thank you, I am surprised to hear this!