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Itchy skins no rash

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Eliaimee1970
Eliaimee1970

I am having this itching crawly skini had that before for 2 months and it went away . I’m scare again no reason no rash with a slight headache . I’m wondering if anyone else have this symptom .it is crazy 

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  • paulahove24
    paulahove24 Eliaimee1970

    Posted

    Hi

    About 4 years ago I had itchy skin for a few months. Thought it was all sorts of things!!  Read up on it to find it’s another symptom of the dreaded menopause!  Have recently started getting it again!  

  • maria76995
    maria76995 Eliaimee1970

    Posted

    Hi, yes I had that but nothing to compare with a chest sensation that keeps me awake or fright I would rather that symptom then this I feel sorry for myself, I remember when I first started it felt like my heart jumping down in the belly area and that stop years ago, now this crap 
    • Eliaimee1970
      Eliaimee1970 maria76995

      Posted

      I have had the chest too, skips beats , fast hr several EKG’s all normal . I end up wearing a heart monitor to find out I have a PAC which is a premature heart beat but the results were benign . I’m so happy that I’m not the only one 
    • maria76995
      maria76995 Eliaimee1970

      Posted

      Hi yes had several ECG'S' once had heart monitor it was fine.. So just have to wait till it stop jumping round 

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