Prickly/Tingly Sensation
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Hi ladies.....I've not posted in awhile because I was feeling a bit better, but now I'm experiencing another weird symptom...it's sort of a prickly/tingly sensation in (or maybe it's on) my skin, particularly my legs and arms. It feels like very, very dry skin, but more "actively" tingly, if that makes sense.bits not present all the time, but it's happened once before and again today. If it matters, this would be the week when I would have normally gotten my period, but it's failed to appear.
Of course, I'm terrified that it's something horrific, although I've read that this can be a perimenopause symptom. Has anyone else experienced this or heard of it being related to peri? I'm really stressing out over it....just when I thought I was doing better I'm back to being a nervous wreck
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fancygoldfish wearykitty
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HotDot7 fancygoldfish
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teresa06347 HotDot7
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Recently have had the spiders crawling over me but it was all over, im only 39 so think this could be related to my peri, not my age loI i have today got some sort of weird rash on my neck and chest but nowhere else all these new things are happening and its quiet strangexx
vars108 fancygoldfish
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Restless leg syndrome can be helped very much by using "magnesium oil" directly on the legs. Magnesium is a muscle relaxer. Please give it try. I've had this problem myself and the magnesium helps very much right away.
vars108
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Also, I would not be surprised if most skin conditions have to do with liver issues. If the liver is being taxed with meat (red meat especially which is the worst thing you can do to your body-it causes cancer) and too much or the wrong oil, or just eating the wrong foods. All fast food is horrible for the body. Canola oil is a machine lubricant and destroys the nervous system (they are trying to sell it to you so of course they will say it is 'good for the heart' and other nonsense. Take Vit D and eat a very fresh, vegetarian diet, mostly vegan and you will feel DIFFERENT!
Also get your thyroids checked by a real thyroid specialist, as most doctors cannot read the test results accurately. Finally, try meditation (my favorite is bhakti-yoga). Its wonderful for calming anxiety.
jo92050 wearykitty
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marilyn88261 wearykitty
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liz53953 wearykitty
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Bubbins wearykitty
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A nurse friend of mine says this can be related to taking vitamin B x
celabay wearykitty
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dane521 wearykitty
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Tazchurch wearykitty
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dane521 Tazchurch
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Tazchurch dane521
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samantha42795 wearykitty
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