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Hot Flushes are Induced by Thermogenic Stimuli

K. A. Mccallum, Clive Reading

British Journal of Urology · 1989 · 13 citations · 5 references

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Abstract

Hot flushes were caused by hot drinks, alcohol, radiant heaters and thermal blankets in men undergoing treatment for carcinoma of the prostate and in menopausal women. Avoiding or changing these commonplace stimuli appears to reduce the frequency of flushing.

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