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Common causes and triggers of hot flashes include: Caffeine Alcohol Smoking Pregnancy Stress Anxiety Hyperthyroidism Low estrogen levels Certain medications such as opioids, steroids, and antidepressants Health conditions related to hot flashes Menopause The most common health conditions related to hot flashes are perimenopause and menopause