Anyone with burning Sensation in skin?

Hi Mimi0507 i am following up on your visit for compounding hormones. How's it going for you?

No its only on the cheeks especially while sitting.

Hi Jacqueline sorry i am just seeing your message. Yes at the beginning of peri i got the burning a whole lot, especially in my lower back. But discovered that some of it was from gas being blocked. As long as i kept my bowels regulated it helped alot. One day i had my husband massaging my lower back where it was burning and started to pass gas and burning subsided. Though the burning was still in other places but i knew how to control the back area. I still occasionally get the burning sensation but mainly around ovulating or before period time (if i get one) . Sometimes i think it could also be a build up of toxins along with hormonal. I drink a detox tea and drink lots of water to help also. I know how you feel, it makes you just want to pull your skin off. I hope this helps you some.

Hello Mary,

​I have this unbearable awful burning sensation on my lower back, waistline area which many times radiates down the backside of my butts/hips. Do you experience sth like this?

And if yes, have you noticed if this burning sensation coincides with your eating times during the day? I mean do you feel better or worse after eating?  AS you said, I think that this awful burning has digestive root and maybe it is trapped gas and slow digestion, but I am scared a lot when it happens, I cannot bear it really, and I am wondering if it is sth serious illness.

​I also have burning skin sensations to other places of my body but they do not last for long.

Hi evi75119 yes i did get the burning sensation a whole lot during the beginning of perimenopause. I know exactly what you mean, it is horrible. Yes in all the places you mentioned, my back was the worse. It does make you think you have this serious disease.

The problem has subsided a lot now since i start monitoring it to see what brings it on and when. Yes, as i mentioned before i do believe it is a combination of digestion, hormones, stress, and a build up of toxins.

(Stress and build up of toxins affect digestion and hormone) The digestion system does slow down during peri, so i eat in small quantites now. As long as i keep my bowels moving this is what has helped me tremendously. Yes, the food does play a part in it, such as processed food or any kind of preservatives added. I only eat organic , veggies , fruits and drink a hydrogen water loaded with antioxidants. I stay away from anything packaged unless its organic with few ingredients ( that i can pronounce).

I still occasionally get it but nothing like before only if bowels slow down and during ovulation or before period time. I would take something to help release the gas and get bowel moving and get someone to massage those areas especially tbe back to assist the bowels. I hope this helps you like it has helped me.

Are you using progesterone cream?

No, I am not using anything. Are you? Have you seen any improvement?

​I have read many women on the forum who said that progesterone exacerbates their symptoms.

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According to my internet research, I think that I  have many estrogen deficiency symptoms which confirmed on blood test but the doctor said that low estrogen is good on 3 day of the cycle. He is right about that but at the same time my fsh was really high which means I am perimenopausal.

I believe that all my peri symptoms are due to low estradiol levels. Many digestive issues ( gassiness, sometimes bloating, diagnosed with bile reflux, excessive saliva after eating)

​I am going to  push my doctor to give me sth but I am afraid that he will be hesitant because I am still menstruating every 28 days.

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I am trying like you to follow a healthy diet, fruits, vegetables, fish, yogurt, plenty of water but this hormonal chaos seems uncontrollable from all the aspects ( physical, emotional, mental symptoms)