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Anyone deal with their feet Feeling like they burn at times in menopause? I never had this until the change in my hormones. The other feeling I get that is bad is a goofy feeling at times of a vibration feeling in my brain. Also a feeling of my brain is not caught up with my body movements which makes me feel like I’m falling to the floor. So strange.
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may69987 Nettie261962
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Hi nettie i am 42 years and I have all the peri symptoms my hormone came normal but my symptoms telling me im in peri , the burning feet started last year in April it is being about 16 months along with joint pain ,headaches ,depression , and so many more , I was so scared at the beginning I couldn’t sleep from the burning feet and hands too ,and when I walk for more then 30 minutes they start turning red and hot ,it is getting better but I still get it ,I remembered I use have burning feet during my pregnancy so I guess it is due to hormone,and I slso have the brain not cought up with my body movement so no worries it is all due to hormones 🙏hope you feel better
Nettie261962 may69987
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debra16694 Nettie261962
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Hi Nettie - is the burning on the Top of your feet? Yes, I have experienced burning on the top of my feet, front of my calves, my upper back, neck & chest. The burning chest & neck when it first happened sent me to the ER because it was so intense. Many woman on this site have complained about the burning sensations/tingling & vibrations & I have even gotten “electric shock” sensations. Your nervous system is very impacted from failing hormones it appears. Take my word for it, Drs look at you cross eyed when you talk about it. I have even been tested for a scary syndrome called Carcinoid Syndrome (don’t google it) fortunately I don’t have it. Try to just take a great B Stress vitamin & magnesium - good luck!
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RISKYBIZNESS Nettie261962
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I'm 55 now but approx 7 years ago I went through very burning on the soles of my feet. Thought it was my diabetes meds! This forum has been such a life save because I have experienced many of the symptoms including the heart palpitations about 3 years back and huge anxiety. Electrical shock sensation, no see-ems on my skin, tremors, raging hot flashes, fatigue. I'm hoping the worst is behind me. Have not had a period since January - except for a one day bleed about 3 months ago that dr believes was caused by one of my meds. Know several who have tried HRT. I am currently on an antidepressant in part due to a mini stroke I experienced earlier this year but it also helps with hot flashes and anxiety. Also CBD Hemp oil which helps with the aches, pains and sleep. Know you are in the right place for good information and reminders you are not alone. This forum and all the contributors are awesome. What I ve learned most is to remember to take care of yourself and be patient with yourself.
Sochima822 Nettie261962
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Well, I had it on my head. My head would feel as if it were burning hot I would take a bag of ice and place it there. Ice packs have been lifesavers for me. If it feels as if it's burning hot I place a pack of ice on it. I do the same thing for hot flushes.
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Yes, in fact today is a bad today big time! Creates panic and anxiety in me which leads to dizzy and balance problems. Can’t sit still because too anxious.
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