It's cool now, but what's the reason for the sudden fever and even sweating?

Classification: medical and health care

Problem description:

The person who has this situation is a female, 48 years old.

Analysis:

"Hot flashes" are common symptoms of menopausal women. Without any inducement, the heat quickly spreads from the chest to the face and upper limbs, sometimes accompanied by palpitations and sweating. There are also some patients who are mainly hot flashes at night, often wake up in the middle of the night, sweating all over, hot flashes and night sweats, all because of estrogen deficiency, which leads to vasoconstriction and relaxation, and they are in a state of no * * * *.

Palpitation, also known as "palpitation", is also one of the most common symptoms of menopause. Menopausal women say that this feeling is like "having a guilty conscience", which is very uncomfortable. When there is sudden noise outside, sometimes it is not loud, but I feel flustered and my heart is pounding. It will take a long time to gradually calm down. Repeated electrocardiogram examination, 24-hour electrocardiogram and even treadmill exercise test often have normal results, and sinus tachycardia occurs at most during the attack.

? The mental and neurological symptoms of menopause are varied, such as anxiety, depression, irritability, easy crying, fatigue, ants walking on the skin and so on. I always feel that there are groups of ants crawling around on the skin and hair, which is very uncomfortable, but there is nothing unusual after dermatological examination. ?

Low back pain is an early symptom of osteoporosis in menopausal women. Studies have shown that climacteric syndrome has different manifestations, and most of this pain is caused by persistent tension in erector spinae. Early bone loss mostly occurs in the spine. Under the action of gravity, the spine tends to be compressed, which makes people feel hunched more comfortable, but life requires people to "stand up straight and not lie down". In this way, erector spinae must continue to be nervous and resist this oppressive tendency. Over time, if the muscles continue to contract and are not relieved, they will have backache. If osteoporosis continues to develop, osteoporotic fractures may occur.