What does hot tide mean

summary

Hot flashes mainly occur in female menopause, with the symptoms of dryness and heat, and even spread to the whole body, generally through traditional Chinese medicine. Let's see what hot flashes mean.

What does hot tide mean

First of all: hot flashes, also known as flushing, are common in menopause or early menopause, often accompanied by sweating and palpitations. In most cases, they start from the face or chest and spread to the whole body. When someone attacks, they can see obvious flushing on the face. Therefore, hot tide is easy to be found, and appropriate measures can be taken to improve it.

Secondly: each attack can last 20-30 minutes, the number of attacks varies, which can occur several times a week, several times a day, or even every hour.

Finally: weather and ambient temperature can aggravate the onset of hot flashes. Traditional Chinese medicine generally believes that the pathogenesis is caused by Yin deficiency, damp heat and gastrointestinal excess heat.

matters needing attention

The stimulation of alcohol and nicotine can cause abnormal changes in blood pressure and spirit. Therefore, menopausal women should not drink or smoke, and they should also drink less coffee and tea. When hot flashes appear, you should adjust your mind. You can drink some cold water to relax yourself.