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NERVE ENDINGS

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maria76995
maria76995

Hi girls, is the menopause upsetting your nerves I notice it's going in my legs and tummy a lot and sometimes I can't settle down at night on the sofa because my mine then goes racing with it and heart start to go off,this is not nice was just wondering Vitamin B might help calm me down.

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  • arlette98229
    arlette98229 maria76995

    Posted

    Hi Maria have you tried magnesium or a herbal tea with valerian and hops
    • maria76995
      maria76995 arlette98229

      Posted

      Hi No I haven't tried any of that stuff does it work..I wish it would stop these per symptoms I have just turn Post but the crap I guess will continue to torture me and the rest of us.

    • ImagineOneDay
      ImagineOneDay arlette98229

      Posted

      Hi,I take magnesium regularly but some night my legs are soooo restless I can't settle and go to sleep. Or i wake up with twitching etc. sad

  • Izzie_Lizzie
    Izzie_Lizzie maria76995

    Posted

    Hi Maria,

    do you mean you get nerve pain in your legs and tummy?  I get nerve pains all through my body and have to take strong pain killers to try and have some effect against it - it’s awful!

    • maria76995
      maria76995 Izzie_Lizzie

      Posted

      Well like nerves jumping through out the body or twitching when I try to sleep and yes awful 
    • Izzie_Lizzie
      Izzie_Lizzie maria76995

      Posted

      I got told it was Fibromyalgia and not peri although they tend to go hand in hand but not always.

      Maybe looking into Fibromyalgia might give you some ideas in what to do to help you?

       

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