What are the specific symptoms of menopausal hot flashes?

Menopausal hot flashes are a common symptom experienced by women entering menopause, specifically manifested as: 1. Heat and sweating: Patients suddenly feel body heat, especially in the face, neck, and chest. The skin may briefly turn red, accompanied by episodes of sweating, which may be followed by chills. 2. Frequency and duration of episodes: The frequency and duration of hot flashes vary from person to person. Mild cases may experience several episodes per day, while severe cases may have dozens of episodes, lasting from a few seconds to several minutes. 3. Easily triggered at night and during stress: Hot flashes are more likely to be triggered at night or during periods of stress, affecting the patient's sleep quality and overall quality of life. 4. Associated symptoms: In addition to hot flashes, other symptoms such as palpitations, headache, insomnia, and anxiety may also occur. If symptoms severely affect quality of life, timely medical consultation is recommended.