No clue!
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NothinforNothin wendy36287
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Hi, Wendy:
All your symptoms sound like my symptoms when Perimenopause first hit me. I don't know how old you are or if that's a possibility for you but, they sound like Peri symptoms to me. I also, had severe pain in my shoulder blades. That's another symptom also. I didn't know what it was when it hit me. I did go to my primary doctor but, just like many other ladies. They diagnosed me with anxiety and depression at first. I went to my Gyn also, and he stated it couldn't be symptoms of menopause because I hadn't reached that yet. That's so untrue though. No one seems to discuss or mention Perimenopause. So, you may be up against that too if it is. I diagnosed myself after much research regarding my symptoms. Then about 8 months into this mess I missed my cycle and knew for sure it was starting. This website has really helped me through many days and stages of this. You will find a lot of caring ladies willing to provide support. Read past posts on here too. That helps also, if you have other things on your mind you may need answers too. Hugs!
wendy36287 NothinforNothin
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Am 45 and have been going through alot of changes. I have severe depression sometimes and very unstable . I hate myself most times. I want and need for it to be over.
NothinforNothin wendy36287
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I was first diagnosed with depression and anxiety. I started seeing a therapist. Then realized it was peri. Now I speak with my therapist about my symptoms and to be quite honest it helps. My cognitive thinking is off and somewhat slow. I have made progress continuing to go to therapy. It keeps me pushing forward. Just something to think about. I figure one day I will be walking through his office doors and feeling grounded. Good sleep helps the depression if you can get it. Don't hate yourself. Your not weak because this happened. It just happens to some. My therapist says that when you make that choice in your mind that right now in the present moment this is your new normal. It makes everything much easier. It has for me but, it's taken me time to accept that. Also any added negativity your placing on yourself will only do you harm. Get rid of stress and worry right now. It really helps to quiet the mind more. We will eventually see the light!!! Hang in there!!!
dev77856 wendy36287
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i have the same mine is after i eat mostly at night ive bern to thr hospital twice already once i fainted tht thoraic pain js bad. im so sick of all this. its hurting my family. i hate doctors witht this anxiety diagnosis its bullsh*t. yes its a symptkm of meno.
NothinforNothin dev77856
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I'm with ya dev. Anxiety diagnosis is crap!!
christina81747 wendy36287
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omg that is exactly how i have been gor last 4 days exactly! i hot my period 4 days ago and last three days my anxiety has been bad if i eat i bloat so bad and if i dont i feel sick havent had much of appetite at all bad acid any exertion i feel like i ran a marathon legs feel heavy as well feel iff balance too and my emotions are all over the place im assuming its my period eventhough i stopped bleeding already i hate it i wasnt like this few days ago total opposite always here to talk
Irene1210 wendy36287
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I had all that u mentioned including many more horrifying ones like internal tremor, painful bones & muscles, vertigo, sinus & etc. etc. I suffered 3 to 4 years during perimenopause. I am in my final peri now & entering into menopausal stage & experiencing different kinds of symptoms but milder. Most of the horrifying ones have either disappeared or subsided. I successfully managed those symptoms with supplements such as cordysceps for dizziness, magnesium for muscles & bone pain & Vitamin B12 for anxiety & internal tremor. You need to trial & error to find out what work for you. All these experiences will pass one day, stay positive & remember you have all of us on this forum to journey with you. You are not alone.