Thanks for reaching out. Hot and cold flushes can definitely happen with MS – they’re often related to autonomic nervous system dysfunction, which MS can affect. That said, if you’re in the menopause age range, hormonal changes could be contributing too, and sometimes both factors can be at play together.

I’d really encourage you to discuss this with your neurologist and potentially your gynecologist to get a clearer picture of what’s going on. They can help determine whether it’s MS-related, hormonal, or a combination, and guide you toward the right management approach.

In the meantime, staying cool (cooling vests, fans, cold drinks) and avoiding triggers like stress and overheating can help with MS-related temperature sensitivity. Wishing you answers and relief soon!