Why test for hot flushes & night sweats?
Hot flushes and night sweats are common during perimenopause and menopause. Menopause is usually recognised from symptoms in women over 45, but hormone tests can be useful for younger women and can help rule out other causes, such as an overactive thyroid.
Recommended tests
Menopause hormone profile
Compare pricesMeasures the hormones that change through perimenopause
Female hormone profile
Compare pricesA broader look at reproductive hormones
Thyroid function
Compare pricesAn overactive thyroid can cause heat intolerance and sweating
When to see your GP
See your GP if night sweats come with unexplained weight loss, fever or swollen glands, or if bleeding returns after your periods have stopped.
Why test for hot flushes & night sweats?
Symptom-led matching
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