i suggest you see your primary health care provider as soon as possible. i can understand why you'd associate those symptoms with female hormones but you can experience hot flushes from other conditions too such as hyperthyroidism. one of the symptoms of hyperthyroidism is hair loss. your health care provider can determine what's causing these symptoms and get you on an appropriate treatment. good luck!
i had a tot hysterec at 30. i am now 48 and have been having horrible hot lfashes to where my nose & face gets beet red. b/p is normal during this. it may last anywhere from 2 - 10 minutes and occurs more and more frequently. at least 4 times a day. please help. i have been on the vivelle. 01mg dot since i had my hysterectomy. dosage was twice a week but i have reduced myself to changing it once a week for 2 years now. this is something that has began to occur in the past 4 or 5 months. also severe hair loss too i am going bald when i always had a head full of very thick hair. please help!