Male hot flashes exhibit largely the same characteristics as female hot flashes.
A hot flash is an intense unexpected and causeless sensation of heat -- usually centered on the face, neck and upper body -- that often ends in a chills, clammy sweating, and an overall feeling of discomfort related to perceived body temperature.
Andropause hot flashes can occur many times a day and last anywhere between just a few minutes to an hour or more. Hot flashes in men -- similar to women -- are often associated with a racing heart, nausea, anxiety and irritability.
