Spyderdoc Newsletter • 0 implied HN points • 31 Jan 25
- Hot flashes affect many women during menopause, with symptoms like sudden warmth and sweating. These can start during the perimenopausal phase and may last for years after menopause.
- Elinzanetant is a new non-hormonal medication that has been effective in reducing hot flash frequency for over 70% of women within 12 weeks. This treatment is especially helpful for those who can't use hormone therapy.
- In addition to medications, lifestyle changes like avoiding triggers and practicing cognitive behavioral therapy can help manage hot flashes and improve overall quality of life.