feeling shakey hot and bit spacey
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anyone have the above , ive had a week of either headache, shakey, hot sweats or mood swings now got the above today i know its very hot but to add to this the flushes, is this normal, sorry to bother you all, thanks for support, am going to go to GP as i understand vit d could be low and other vitamins, ie magnesium.
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tmpearce debi62095
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Hi Debi,
Sorry to hear you are having these issues. I get this too. For me it seems to come and go and I'm convinced it has to do with fluctuations in hormone levels. Having had a hysterectomy last November with ovaries left in, I still get these fluctuations but don't have my periods to kind of let me know where in my cycle I am. (They had been very irregular before hysterectomy).
I will have several days of headache, mostly behind eyes and down back of my head. I'll also feel what I call "slightly out of focus", shaky, spacey and just plain out of sorts. This goes away and then will come back days or weeks later.
I try to take a vitamin supplement and added B12. I also take magnesium supplement. This seems to help a bit with my hot flushes at night and helps a bit with the anxious feeling. Now that may be more of a psychological effect for me....but it does help.
It's a rollercoaster ride, this menopause journey...I hope you feel better soon??
rose33977 debi62095
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It's all hormone related I'm afraid
No harm in having checks to put your mind at rest
debra06803 debi62095
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Oh Debi
I'm 5 weeks post op TAH I've got it all full blown! I had a gyn app yesterday for my post op check up they did blood work it has come back and I can see results but can't tell nothing my self and doctor has not called me yet but have a friend that's a nurse I sent her info she said full-blown menopause has set in all at once! Hard to deal with it and pain from surgery too ! I wish you luck
linda95054 debi62095
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looloo43 debi62095
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Yes Debi, common peri/meno symptom. I still get this sometimes for a few hours at a time, but it has lessened considerably since I started hrt. I try to just relax & be still, sit or lie down, watch a film & give it as little attention as possible until it passes. xx
carolrd debi62095
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