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Hot Flash

Has anyone experienced hot flashes associated with surgery? I'm two weeks post-op

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    Has anyone experienced hot flashes associated with surgery? I'm two weeks post-op

    Yes I'm 4days post Op and I've been experiencing hot flashes

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    Go to feminine hygiene dept at Walmart and buy Poise wipes. They are made for hot flashes. You rub them on your wrist, neck, bend of elbows. They work great.

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    Hi,I started having them at 2 weeks out and they stopped at 3 months out.it started again at 9 months and seems to be getting less again now.I am 45 and think the drastic loss of estrogen kicked me into menopause.

    Not too happy about this!

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