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i am 44 years old and have quite a few symptoms of being perimenopausal, anxiety (have had it all my life) but much worse the last year, night sweats, tingling hands when I wake up but i also read you can get a thing called Burning Mouth Syndrome, i have the sensation I have scalded my tongue mainly the tip, does anyone rose suffer with this, pleaae help im so worried
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elizabeth10613 Gills43
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hi there . it was one of my must disturbing symptoms but it over now. you will get over it
Gills43 elizabeth10613
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how long dis it take for it to go away and did you get any medical help
elizabeth10613 Gills43
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Hello dear, it lasted for like 2 months.
sara97862 Gills43
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Hi Gills,
I'm 52, in late perimenopause, and I have had bouts with this. It's very painful and stressful. For weeks at a time. And just as suddenly as it appears, it goes away again.
It seems to happen more when I'm stressed, so I try (not always successfully) to do the things that reduce stress in my life... eat highly nutritious foods, stay well hydrated, supplement with things that help nerve health... b vitamins, omegas/fish oil, magnesium.
Try to keep my migraines (a huge source of my stress) under control by taking magnesium, getting proper sleep, no caffeine (hard for me), no dairy (even harder for me).
Hope you can find some relief.
Take care,
Sara