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Thought I was back in menopause, but I've been getting hot, then so cold I get goosebumps, then hot again...It's not like a hot flash, just hot all over.

How do you get control over this?
I have the same problem on some days, and do not have any thyroid issues. I don't have and suggestions as to how to get control over it.
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