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Sweating like a pig but shaking

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jane63977
jane63977

Woke up feeling sick . I have had a really bad migraine , but can't stop sweating and shaking . What is this ? Any advice ? Hate all this . Lots of love Jane

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  • jane63977
    jane63977

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    Ever since I lost my mum last year I have been having symptoms and just as I was starting to feel better , this hits me . I get anxiety also , but I know peri can cause this . I will be 49 next month. I have had a heavy period and bad migraine in the past few days , but I worry that feeling this poorly and sick is something more ominous .
    • bobbysgirl
      bobbysgirl jane63977

      Posted

      Stress can do some horrible things to you. Treat yourself to a back massage, a relaxing 30mins of 'me' time - lovely!

  • debi62095
    debi62095 jane63977

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    i have exactly the same, its new to me but this confirms its normal part of it all im afraid, i think the answer to go with it then it will just become the norm for a little while, i just get out for a bit of fresh air when im like that or keep busy.  hope that helps i know its pretty awful thoug. hugs x

     

  • jaimie44465
    jaimie44465 jane63977

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    I get shaking every morning. I find cooling down my body temp helps. Plus walking.
  • flo52770
    flo52770 jane63977

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    Hi Jane, I have  been through the same experience just like you. Taking walks ,  abit of sports and hot milk with honey before going to bed help me get the balance from the stress.  Lower sugar levels and stress also bring the shaking. Try small portions meals in between to boost your energy level, this has been of great help to me.

    I know how hard it is for you at the moment but we have to remain positive so as to get through this mess . Wishing you all the best! Hugs 

     

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