hot flush

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a sudden feeling of heat in the face and neck, common during menopause. In AmE, 'hot flash' is used.

flushADJECTIVE + flush

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Examples (10)

  • Hot drinks can cause hot flushes.
  • Many women experience hot flushes during menopause.
  • She described the sudden sensation of a hot flush spreading across her chest.
  • Are there any effective treatments for managing frequent hot flushes?
  • He didn't realize that some medications could trigger hot flushes as a side effect.
  • My GP suggested some lifestyle changes to help reduce my hot flushes.
  • The intensity and frequency of her hot flushes have decreased over the last year.
  • A hot flush can be a very uncomfortable and disruptive symptom.
  • Keeping the room cool at night might help if you suffer from hot flushes.
  • She suddenly felt a hot flush and had to step outside for some fresh air.