Call to rethink cool clothing advice for hot flushes
Small increase in core body temperature unlikely to induce hot flush, study shows
8th July 2019
Advice to ease menopausal symptoms by wearing cooler clothing or avoiding exercise may need a rethink, with findings showing small rises in core temperature are unlikely to trigger hot flushes, according to new research.
Just half of spontaneous hot flushes observed in the study follow a core-temperature increase, UK researchers report in Menopause.
"It is possible that increases in core temperature per se do not accurately explain the trigger for a hot flush," the authors write.
"This information is important
