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Pulse whooshing in ear and palpitations

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ann85985
ann85985

any ladies out there getting bad whooshing in their ear and head and heart palpitations 24/7,this is scary and I'm sooo anxious, please let me know if anyone else is having this ,I do hear this could be due to oestrogen levels

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  • Jodieboo
    Jodieboo ann85985

    Posted

    Yes I get all of those, never did before peri. I have had checks to rules out alternatives. Fully appreciate how scary it can be. When you have had a few and nothing bad happens as a result they will hopefully cause less anxiety. Always best to get checked though, but these are very common symptoms shared I would guess by the majority on this forum.

    • ann85985
      ann85985 Jodieboo

      Posted

      hi jodieboo,thanks for replying ,I'm so glad I'm not alone with these symptoms, the feeling of the unknown is very frightening, always been healthy before, this last 2 years have made me feel horrible, ecg in 3 weeks hope the heart palpitations are nothing to worry about, easier said than done,I take some calming thoughts that you also had had there symptoms, soon as any anxious thoughts come into my head I try soo hard to stop,my anxiety is through the roof,thank you again for your support

    • Jodieboo
      Jodieboo ann85985

      Posted

      Welcome - it was my anxiety and the accompanying absolute belief that everything that I was experiencing couldn't possibly be 'just' perimenopause and absolutely MUST be something deadly. Turns out that I like millions of women, simple wasn't informed of what to expect or how encompassing and devastational it could feel.

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