What causes frequent hot flashes?
Disease description:
My sister is 34 years old. Recently, she has been feeling inexplicably irritable and low in mood, along with irregular bowel movements. After a medical checkup, the doctor diagnosed her with hot flashes. I would like to know what commonly causes frequent hot flashes.
Frequent heat sensations may be caused by various factors. They could be normal physiological phenomena, such as body warming after physical exercise or the body's natural thermoregulatory response in hot environments. Heat sensations may also be related to endocrine imbalances, such as menstrual disorders or perimenopausal syndrome, both of which can disrupt hormonal balance and lead to symptoms of heat sensations. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), pathological factors such as yin deficiency with hyperactive fire, unstable kidney qi, or liver stagnation with spleen deficiency may also cause heat sensations, often associated with lifestyle habits, diet, and emotional status. Certain medical conditions, such as hyperthyroidism, may also trigger heat sensations. To alleviate these symptoms, it is recommended to maintain healthy lifestyle habits, avoid excessive fatigue, and seek timely medical evaluation to identify the underlying cause and receive appropriate treatment when necessary.