most helpful answer hi could be testosterone levels are fluctuating when they go low up goes your temperature and you get a hot flush or premature andropause. it seems hot flush's and low testosterone do go together. you may want to get your testosterone checked out a blood test will do it. hope this helps you. good luck
feeling hot frequently but no fever no body ache or any other symptoms. i am feeling hot at specific intervals during the day for the past 1 week but the temperature never crosses 99 deg. my skin heats up but temperature drops back to normal after 5 minutes. i tried paracetamol for 3 days but the symptoms continue. there are no other symptoms like general weakness body pain muscle pain sweating prolonged fever rashes swellings headaches or migraines. my food intake is normal. is this a symptom of tb or malaria or any other parasitic or bacterial infection?