digestive problems while in peri
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Has anyone experienced digestive problems since they have been in peri which interferes with your appetite. I notice around the time that I either ovulate or am about to come on my period I have a very sparse appetite. Has anyone else experienced this. It's frustrating because it makes my weight go up and down.
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anxiousface sharcerv52408
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Blessed_Mimi sharcerv52408
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I started this a year before peri and it was extremely bad. Everything dairy I ate cramped and upset my stomach. I stopped dairy foods as much as possible.It never seemed to get me nauseous from it but the diarrhea was horrible and it caused me heart palpitations, so that was enough for me to stop all dairy. Eggs tear my stomach up so I have to watch anything from the store that has them baked in it.
During my 3 and 4 th year of peri I started to crave dairy so bad and started to ad it back to my diet little by little. I've entered my 5 th year this August and the dairy is starting to tear my stomach up again. I have also started to get really nauseous before my periods and now during. I usest to get it only around my ovulation time but it seems lately my peri symptoms have started all over again. Maybe after so many years we drop more in hormones and we tend to feel worse but with the same symptoms as the beginning.
This 5th year for me has hit me hard just like the start of Peri. I am now loosing teeth with it. 😩 i just come back from the dentist and argued with her for an hour. She didnt want to pull my tooth but Im the one loosing sleep over the pain in it.The xray showed I shouldnt be having pain but it was there. Ive also experienced throbbing in my jaw where ive had teeth pulled for years but felt like it was still there.
WHAT MORE MUST WE ENDURE!!!
Sorry had a bad week but I'm still going to power through!
big hugs to you ladies 😉 be blessed
gillmm Blessed_Mimi
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Anecdotally, coeliacs in my family (i.e. my son and a cousins son) have had big problems with their baby teeth - although the dentist did not believe me, so your dental problems could also be linked. More importantly, if you are coeliac and not diagnosed, you are at much greater risk of osteoporosis due to poor absorption of calcium. 1% of the population are coeliac and most of them are undiagnosed, so it's worth getting the test, your life could be transformed.
MrsMerm Blessed_Mimi
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so sorry for you, I get the anxious jaw and teeth thing, I am going to see my dentist abouut making me a gum shield because I keep clenching together, especially at night. This is a truly awful time in a woman's life. Up until now I have been very lucky and not had any real health problems at all. It's nice to share though, I find that it really helps,
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