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In Menopause. Vagina Is Red And Feels Hot. Suggestion?
Question: I am in menopause. Its been very very hot here and I noticed that my vagina is kinda red or dark pink and it feels hot.
Hello,
I am Dr.Omer and I am here to help you with your query.
As you have said that you are 58 years old , hypothyroid , feeling very hot + red vaginal vestibules.
As you have passed the menopause , the HOT FLUSHES can occur any time , during menopause , before or after menopause.
Feeling very hot could be due to HOT FLUSHES , which means that your body will have sudden severe heat , with sudden sweating , and some times feeling very cold , these hot flushes get aggravated by hypothyroidism.
Red / and hot vagina in your age without itching or discharge ia another symptom of hot flushes , your mouth mucosa will also be dark red coloured , due to high inner core temperature in hot flushes.
I would recommend to check you TSH , and start Vitamin E with Venlafaxine , but for this you have to go to your gynaecologist , so that she can prescribe you these medicine with tests.
Don't worry it will go away.
I hope this helps.
Take care and feel free to ask any further questions.
I am Dr.Omer and I am here to help you with your query.
As you have said that you are 58 years old , hypothyroid , feeling very hot + red vaginal vestibules.
As you have passed the menopause , the HOT FLUSHES can occur any time , during menopause , before or after menopause.
Feeling very hot could be due to HOT FLUSHES , which means that your body will have sudden severe heat , with sudden sweating , and some times feeling very cold , these hot flushes get aggravated by hypothyroidism.
Red / and hot vagina in your age without itching or discharge ia another symptom of hot flushes , your mouth mucosa will also be dark red coloured , due to high inner core temperature in hot flushes.
I would recommend to check you TSH , and start Vitamin E with Venlafaxine , but for this you have to go to your gynaecologist , so that she can prescribe you these medicine with tests.
Don't worry it will go away.
I hope this helps.
Take care and feel free to ask any further questions.
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