Heart palpitations during sleep before periods
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Hi i’m 18 years old and have developed symptoms such as heart palps and flutters,insomnia,lack of sleep,backaches, and anxiety. I read all of these responses and see it is normal for women. I’ve started taking magnesium everynight before bed about three days ago but it doesn’t seem to help with the fluttering heart as much. Sometimes during these few days before my periods i fall asleep at night but wake up with a jolt out of nowhere. Is this all normal?
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haley30534 Guest
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Hi Kendall everything your describing is symtomatic of menapause but for some of your age it doesn't seem normal. It could be hormone related but if I was you I would get it checked out by a doctor xx
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Eliaimee1970 Guest
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I will contact the doctor to make sure I get them but I’m 48yrs old. Just see the doctor and they probably will do a ekg . Good luck to you and I’m sure is nothing but have it check out. ♥️
Str8tfans Guest
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My son had all of these symptoms you’re describing, he was very young, and it was anxiety which he’s dealt with most of his life, he’s 23 now.
Don’t fret- go to the doctors and get a simple checkup. When my son went they did ekg and checked blood etc and he was done, other than the anxiety. Which can definitely be tough but you’ll be ok :-)
The good thing here is that When you do hit this stage of your life honey you will already have a little info since you read this board!
gailannie Guest
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Kendall, many things can cause anxiety in someone your age. For one thing, you are still an adolescent who system is trying to get up and running. At this point in time that best advice I can offer is to be good to your body. Eat a really healthy diet, get in be by 10 pm every night, take a good multi vitamin, reduce your stress as much as possible, get some exercise but don't over due it, cut back on any sugar your are eating, drink plenty of water, be around people who you enjoy and are fun. Do everything possible to support your body and give yourself a break. Doing a physical and some standard blood work with a physician would be a good idea. But I think all these things I mentioned will help you more than any medication out there.
There are plenty of changes going on in your body at age 18. It takes the body time to adjust to all of it, and get to a well coordinate system. So help yourself, and support your system.
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