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Hot flashes or hot flushes involve a sudden sensation of intense heat, usually in the upper part of the body. They can last from a few seconds to half an hour. A woman’s face and neck may flush, and red blotches may develop on her back, chest and arms. This is often followed by sweating and then shivering as body temperature readjusts.
