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Any noise makes me jump when resting

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michelle46271
michelle46271

Hi ladies

The last couple of months when I lay down any slight noise makes my body jump. With it my body is panicky,it's hard to explain

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  • michelle50768
    michelle50768 michelle46271

    Posted

    Hi Michelle

    We need to stop meeting like this lol.

    I'm the same it's like I'm on alert constantly. When does it all end x

  • jamie50513
    jamie50513 michelle46271

    Posted

    I'm the same way. Any slight noise makes me jump clean out of my skin. I can't handle any stress or confrontation like I used to either. It makes me so nervous and jumpy if I get into an argument or stress makes me feel nervous. I was never like this before. I am constantly on alert just waiting for something to happen.
  • patricia16507
    patricia16507 michelle46271

    Posted

    It's probably your adrenals coping a pounding from all the Peri stress and anxiety. Your adrenals need high doses of Vitamin C so I have sterted supplementing with Camu powder. Dont use Vit C tablets as they are ascorbic acid and dont do the job.
  • CCinCal
    CCinCal michelle46271

    Posted

    Yes me too. I haven't really watched tv for last 11 months either because that is too much noise. And I sleep with earplugs.
  • lornaj1968
    lornaj1968 michelle46271

    Posted

    I'm the same only seems to be when I'm bed at night. Even partner turning over gives me the heebee geebees. My tummy and chest feel like I've got butterflies. It's horrible
  • maria101
    maria101 michelle46271

    Posted

    Hi Michelle yes I get jumpy too sometimes even when the next door dog bark scares me or door that slams
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