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I'm not suffering from hot flushes

(36 Posts)
Coolgran65 Sat 10-Jan-15 01:06:15

I only ever had one hot flush.
I had a hysterectomy at 40.

I was about 48, sitting in the chiropodist chair, feet up in the air.
All of a sudden I was overwhelmed with heat. Naive as I was, I said to chiropodist..wasn't it hot. She was ok.
After a couple of minutes I could stick it no longer, leapt out of the chair and straight to the front door for cool air..... in bare feet...public walking past and me fanning myself.

Back in and feet were finished off.

It was only later back in work that I realised it was a hot flush.

annodomini Fri 09-Jan-15 23:16:45

I was lucky in that respect too Maggie. Got through it all with minimum fuss in my early 40s.

Maggiemaybe Fri 09-Jan-15 23:13:51

I've never had one - not that I'm complaining. smile I haven't had any other symptoms of the menopause either, apart from the periods just stopping. As I'm 60 next week, I guess I can assume I've had it though! grin

crun Fri 09-Jan-15 23:13:27

I don't have hot flushes, the cistern is plumbed to the cold water pipe. smile

soontobe Fri 09-Jan-15 22:40:43

That is a good description rubysong.
Can anyone tell this is a subject close to my heart.
Am having one right now!

rubysong Fri 09-Jan-15 22:26:20

I have power surges.

vampirequeen Fri 09-Jan-15 20:46:13

grin

rosequartz Fri 09-Jan-15 20:37:16

I just say that my thermostat isn't working any more!!

iboomtrm (just testing to see if it has any significance) wink

soontobe Fri 09-Jan-15 20:27:52

My DH, not being quite as scientific as yours, says that I have something wrong with my personal central heating system.

soontobe Fri 09-Jan-15 20:26:31

Love it! smile

JessM Fri 09-Jan-15 20:22:42

No indeed. My scientific DH has come up with a much better term:
Intermittent baseline oscillation of my temperature regulating mechanism. smile