The jury is still out on some of these solutions, which may work for some women but not for others (a good and legit reason to speak with a qualified healthcare provider first): Hormone replacement therapy (FDA approved for menopausal symptoms) Non-hormonal therapy (including some antidepressant SSRIs and SNRIs) Some drugs used to control blood pressure, seizures or nerve pain Evening primrose oil Black cohosh Various herbal products And though these are not overwhelmingly proven to help, they cant hurt (anything other than your pocketbook) and may make your menopausal hot flashes, night sweats and life in general more pleasant to deal with and manageable: Hypnosis Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) Relaxation training and biofeedback Mindfulness-based stress reduction Yoga Aromatherapy Reflexology Exercise Plant-based foods (like soybeans, chickpeas, lentils, flaxseed, grains) Acupuncture Does a hot flash mean youll never wear anything but your lightest fabrics ever again
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