How long does the vibrations last for
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I am 38 years old, and in the last 10 days I have started periMenopause, At first I thought I was going crazy I thought the world was shaking around me, then I started experiencing the vibrations stronger and I could literally hear them too, also wake up in the middle of the night lying there feeling the vibrations for about an hour and then I fall asleep, I’ve also struggled eatting and I’ve had to change my eating habits. Does anyone know how long these vibrations last for I haven’t been to the doctor yet due to the current situation regarding the virus
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klm1213 tonia33713
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The vibrations, heart palpitations, and massive anxiety were my very first symptoms of perimenopause. I was so stressed out I couldn't eat... I would chew food but literally could not swallow it because I felt like I was going to throw up. I believe during the worst part of this they may have lasted about a month or two. Still get the palpitations and anxiety (to a smaller degree) but no longer have the vibrations.
tonia33713 klm1213
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okay:.... thank you for responding, if i know rough how long they will last for i can solider through xxx
Irene1210 tonia33713
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My internal shaking & heart palpitations are still happening since 4 years ago when I started perimenopause. This is very individual Some people get it short term while some like me have it a longer period. i hope mine will end soon and you have better luck than me.
c14889 Irene1210
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This has been me for almost 2.5 years. I also have racing thoughts trying to constantly figure out what's wrong in my life. I'm 42. Since 39 it's been pretty tough.
angela88645 c14889
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omg I have theses too I think am losing the plot it really worries me. I have calf muscle twitching too it's driving me mad shooting pain up my bum sorry for that. my arms feel weak I want to rip them off and going mad. I've not had period for 10 mths I can't cope with the calf muscle twitching
c14889 angela88645
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Yes! I get terrible cramps in my legs at night and get randomly itchy too!
Irene1210 tonia33713
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My internal shaking & heart palpitations are still happening since 4 years ago when I started perimenopause. This is very individual Some people get it short term while some like me have it a longer period. i hope mine will end soon and you have better luck than me.
tonia33713 Irene1210
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is it your hands that shaking or your hold body xx what can you do to control the shaking x
Irene1210 tonia33713
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I can't exactly explain to you. It's a very strange sensation which i had never felt before in my life. The shaking or tremor is felt internally like my heart is racing & body is stitting on my nerves. Outwardly you can't see the physical shaking so no one can actually see that i am suffering.
tonia33713 Irene1210
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im so sorry to hear this.... have you had a neruology nerve condunction test, this help to see if you have any damage nerves that can be cause this xxx
Irene1210 tonia33713
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i was actually scheduled for an appointment with a neurologist but got it postponed due to the current Covid-19 situation. However, i really doubt there is anything wrong with me other than it's caused by hormonal changes. The tremor is not here always, it comes & go & it happens only when i am under stress or feeling anxious. In any case, i will still get it checked just to have a peace of mind. Thanks!
klm1213 Irene1210
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i have has that.... It feels like you're vibrating from the inside
priya82066 Irene1210
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it is the same with me, these tremors when they happen is very scary. I feel as if I can see if I hold my hands out but it is not visible outside.
klm1213 Irene1210
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Four years into peri and I am still getting them too... they are not a severe but still happen (Especially when I go to the doctor lol)
t64114 tonia33713
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what medication does everyone take for the vibrations to help stop them or to reduce them x
Irene1210 t64114
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Unfortunately I haven't found a remedy. Hope someone on this forum has this condition & a remedy to share.