Women with hot flashes during menopause may be at risk of developing heart disease. This presentation will explore the link between hot flashes and heart health.
Hot flashes are sudden, intense feelings of heat accompanied by sweating and flushing. Hot flashes during menopause can also occur in younger women due to certain medical conditions.
Studies have shown that women who experience hot flashes are more likely to develop heart disease. Hot flashes are a sign of changes in the blood vessels that can lead to cardiovascular disease.
Hormonal changes during menopause are thought to contribute to the health of the cardiovascular system. Decreased estrogen levels can increase cholesterol levels and eventually lead to heart disease.
Women who experience hot flashes can take steps to reduce their risk of heart disease. Lifestyle changes such as a healthy diet and regular exercise can help. Do consult a healthcare provider.
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