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I have experienced both. The flushing in menopause is hot, quick, and happens at random, and raises your temp. It comes up from below, and typically passes fairly quickly.
The Cushing's redness is different - it looks like you have a fever, high blood pressure, or ironically, look very healthy with red cheeks in what I have seen in myself and others. I used to get red, not really notice, but co-workers wanted me to go see a nurse as they saw a change. I was cyclical and so my face would change but I have seen others that just stay constantly red which in the end, I would as well - I have a pic in my pics I think. I did not feel temp changes in my face with the flush - but I did have overall problems with managing temperature in my body overall.
Thank you for letting me take a peak at the pics. That is what I look like sometimes it comes and goes. When you said a healthy glow that is so true and that is why some people have asked if I was on a trip. I've always been embarrassed about it cuz I was thinking everyone must know I'm in menopause. I'm just adding up all my symptoms for a new doc. Oh and the hump is that on the back area between the shoulder blades or is it more on the neck? Mine seems to be at the bone where the neck and back meet. I feel like a linebacker for a football team.
I have experienced both. The flushing in menopause is hot, quick, and happens at random, and raises your temp. It comes up from below, and typically passes fairly quickly.
The Cushing's redness is different - it looks like you have a fever, high blood pressure, or ironically, look very healthy with red cheeks in what I have seen in myself and others. I used to get red, not really notice, but co-workers wanted me to go see a nurse as they saw a change. I was cyclical and so my face would change but I have seen others that just stay constantly red which in the end, I would as well - I have a pic in my pics I think. I did not feel temp changes in my face with the flush - but I did have overall problems with managing temperature in my body overall.
I have seem pics of some that are lower when they get larger.
I totally understand the linebacker.