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Perimenopause sore skin

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trinity03
trinity03

I've had the sore scalp issue...it comes and goes and feels like a sunburn.

Now I have this random spot on the bridge of my nose that feels sunburned,but I haven't been out in the sun as it's been overcast or rainy here lately.

I just woke up this morning and it feels sunburned.

Anyone else get random sore spots on their skin for no reason?

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  • toria_07298
    toria_07298 trinity03

    Posted

    yes, and ive also now got eczema around my hairline at my neck x

    • trinity03
      trinity03 toria_07298

      Posted

      Aw...that sounds really annoying and frustrating 😦

      I noticed a spot on my nose where it's sore and I'm wondering if it's psoriasis or eczema. My dad gets psoriasis really bad and I'm wondering if that may be what it is.

      I just woke up this morning with a sore splotch on my nose...feels like a sunburn.

    • trinity03
      trinity03 toria_07298

      Posted

      I get that sunburn all over feeling occasionally and it's so weird.

      I think I've just developed eczema on my nose... apparently it can be related to low estrogen. My joints have been hurting and one of my boobs is suddenly sore as well, so that makes sense. I've also had eczema one other time about 12 years ago. I gave up gluten and it cleared up. But, I guess it's back thanks to low estrogen? 😦 I hate health issues.

    • toria_07298
      toria_07298 trinity03

      Posted

      sore boobs can mean high estrogen in relation to progesterone especially in early peri x

    • toria_07298
      toria_07298 trinity03

      Posted

      ive got fibrocystic breasts and fibroids, my periods are heavy and every 21 days etc thats high estrogen not low x

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