What medications can cause hot flashes? A comprehensive guide
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According to research, more than 22% of adults in the U.S. who take antidepressants experience excessive sweating, a common symptom associated with hot flashes. While most people associate hot flashes with menopause, many different **medications can cause hot flashes** as an unintended side effect, disrupting the body's natural temperature regulation. This article will explore the various drug classes that can trigger these uncomfortable episodes and explain the physiological mechanisms at play.