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Feeling cold during menopause: comfort tips for chills

Feeling cold during menopause: comfort tips for chills

Feeling cold during menopause can be frustrating, especially when chills alternate with hot flushes. Temperature changes are common, but persistent or worrying symptoms should be discussed with a healthcare professional.

Why warmth can fluctuate

Hormonal changes can affect how the body regulates temperature. Some people experience hot flushes followed by a cold, clammy feeling or shivers.

Comfort tips

  • Dress in layers so you can adjust quickly.
  • Use gentle targeted warmth when you feel cold.
  • Keep bedding and clothing breathable.
  • Seek medical advice if symptoms are severe or disruptive.

Heated cushions

A heated cushion can provide local warmth during cold moments when used safely and according to instructions.

This article is general information and not medical advice.

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