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Have Hot Flashes, Taking Birth Control Pill, Have Anxiety. What Could Be The Reason?

Hi. I ve been having hot flashes for the past couple of days. I get them several times a day, mainly when the temperature inside the house is warm. If I get up and move around, the hot flash subsides, but if I m sitting and watching tv, i my face starts to feel hot. I live in the midwest where the temperatures have been well into 100 s, if that helps anything. I also just started taking a birth control pill and suffer from anxiety , which I currently do not take medicine for. What could my hot flashes be a result of?
Thu, 29 May 2014
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Hi, thanks for using Healthcaremagic.

One of the common reason for hot flushes is female hormonal imbalance, depends on your age too. As your symptoms are varying with temperature changes could be possible of sensitive skin.

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Have Hot Flashes, Taking Birth Control Pill, Have Anxiety. What Could Be The Reason?

Hi, thanks for using Healthcaremagic. One of the common reason for hot flushes is female hormonal imbalance, depends on your age too. As your symptoms are varying with temperature changes could be possible of sensitive skin. Regards