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Hello my fellow "Peri/meno" ladies. Happy holidays.
I have been doing awesome throughout the year. However the past 2 weeks have been all over the place. Spiked B/P, heart palpitations, nausea, sinusitis, burning neck, anxiety and ongoing weird headaches. It feels like someone use a sharp needle to parts of my head.
I am so miserable😠😠😠.
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Troldepus71 breezy26032
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Dear Breezy
I'm sorry you have to deal with these crazy symptoms... Peri is indeed a lousy rollercoasterride. Symptoms come and go - there is always something to deal with.
I have a variety of on and off symptoms myself and have discovered that they appear or get worse when anxiety kicks in. Calming myself down helps but I am not always capable of doing so...
I wish you all the best - and happy holidays 😃
sunaina1983 breezy26032
Posted
Helloo mam
Happy Holidays to you too.
For me everyday is holiday..left job because of peri ...so in home ...home bpund mostly
As u mention...i suffer all these from last year.
Wishing new year will bring some good health for all
tk
sunaina1983 breezy26032
Posted
Helloo mam
Happy Holidays to you too.
For me everyday is holiday..left job because of peri ...so in home ...home bpund mostly
As u mention...i suffer all these from last year.
Wishing new year will bring some good health for all
tk
rebecca_68782 breezy26032
Posted
I too feel like this year has been a little better on the symptoms. Here is to hoping 2020 is better for all of us with this crazy rollercoaster ride. Deep breaths and time for myself are on my plan to help keep "mostly" symptom free. Feel better.