Perimenopause and Alcohol
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Hi - has anyone experienced any "improvement" in symptoms after removing alcohol from their life? We're drinking sometimes just to try and cope with this complete hideousness, but fully acknowledge that wine probably isn't helping any of the symptoms, and if anything is making them worse. I just haven't met or heard from anyone before whose situation has really improved after knocking the booze on the head. Anyone?!
?Same question also applies to smoking......
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karen92887 Guest
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Hi, to be honest, I can't drink alcohol like before. More happy with a cup of tea. I find I get bad hangovers!!!
gema57497 Guest
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I have to give up my vine and any sugar once I started my lovely peri journey . I have noticed that my burnings ( I have severe burnings, pains , pin and needles all over my body) are definitely increasing with vine and sugar consumption. Not to mention that I am a social drinker and was only having one or two glasses of vine a week . I ate a really small cone of an ice cream yesterday and started to burn more right away . I exercise a lot and walk and it helps a lot. Good luck with everything.
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mauiblue Guest
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Now im certain i dont metabolize the alcohol like before, its just a knarly feeling the next day, changes everything from sleep to mood to energy. Not worth it for me.
pinkcatfairy Guest
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Indifferent Guest
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I am a wine lover, but I do find at certain times during these peri phases I go off it for extended periods of time. At this stage of the game I have no issues with 2 glasses of wine in the evening.
Smoking...ha! I quit last summer for 4 months right at the beginning of a HUGE peri upset. My whole world turned upsdie down and I landed in a deep rabbit hole. The mood swings from peri and the mood swings from quitting smoking combined into a tornado of emotions that i just couldn't take anymore. I started smoking again and fear even trying to quit now, lol!
Listen to your body, it will tell you. Everyone reacts differently to things