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Nervous stomach

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edith99275
edith99275

hi, ladies

Does any of you ladies while going through menopause have a nervous stomach every morning you wake up. This seen like a new symptoms hit outer nowhere.

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  • lottie85042
    lottie85042 edith99275

    Edited

    Yes, I have this. I think it is all to do with the anxiety symptom. Sometimes mine goes minutes after waking & sometimes it stays all day. I have found HRT has helped with this. Hope yours doesn't last!

  • Salesmanswidow
    Salesmanswidow edith99275

    Posted

    yes i wake with this most morning since september last year, definately anxiety related bought on by the menopause, including bloating, im drinking green tea with manuka honey (about a week now) its disgusting but my tummy feels better for it x

    • cat38281
      cat38281 Salesmanswidow

      Posted

      Do you have reflux? If so, does the green tea and honey help with that?

    • Salesmanswidow
      Salesmanswidow cat38281

      Posted

      not at the moment but did last year, i do think it would help though it seems to be calming my tummy. a lot of my issues are anxiety related caused by my erratic hormones. if you try green tea only leave the bag in for 2/3 minutes max or it will be too strong & youll really struggle to drink it! x

    • cat38281
      cat38281 Salesmanswidow

      Posted

      Oh, I actually like green tea thick haha, but I wasn't sure if caffeinated tea might have an adverse effect. Thank you, I'll give it a try!

    • Salesmanswidow
      Salesmanswidow cat38281

      Posted

      wow really, i have to use a straw & drink it asap lol! hope it works for you lots of really good benefits in it x

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