If you’re burning up thanks to menopause, this might help, especially if you can’t do HRT.
, an ob-gyn at Cleveland Clinic, tells SELF. They can mess with your sleep and just be super uncomfortable, in general.shows that more than 80% of them experience these alternating sensations of heat, sweating, flushing, anxiety, and chills for up to five minutes at a time. For some people, hormone replacement therapy —which is often prescribed to treat the symptoms of menopause—does the trick. However, not everyone can use this treatment.
Though it will be a helpful option for some people, others may have to wait until a more affordable treatment is available, Dr. Mason says. “Probably everybody except those with liver problems [could take this to treat hot flashes], and that would be great, terrific,
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