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jacqueline06286
jacqueline06286

Hi everyone does anybody feel like there in a bubble I mean like your body is here but your mind is completely off.

I'm also in perimenapause is this normal, and also your eye or eyes feel dry just a weird feeling 

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  • FemaleBrain
    FemaleBrain jacqueline06286

    Posted

    Hi Jaqueline, I have suffered from anxiety my entire life and perimenopause shot it through the roof. I read that the feeling you're describing is caused by the dissociation that is caused by anxiety....? It's the weirdest feeling...like my mind is floating above my body everything is surreal and dream like.

  • lisa68384
    lisa68384 jacqueline06286

    Posted

    Yes! So weird isn't it! I get it even with No anxiety. It's such a disturbing feeling. I try to look past it. I describe it as my perception being off somehow. Is it worse for you when up and moving around? When I'm sitting down it seems to be better. I took progestrone cream for one cycle and it actually went away for a few months. I came off so hormones could clear my system so I could retest...it came back. I also get weird symptoms in the eyes. And they get dry. We'll see what happens when my test results come back.

  • ImagineOneDay
    ImagineOneDay jacqueline06286

    Posted

    Hi, certainly! I think I mentioned it here sometime before. I feel as if I am in a glass jar. I see everything around me but feels like I can't hear, understand or touch what's going on around... disassociated! Very uncomfortable place to be... sad

    • jacqueline06286
      jacqueline06286 ImagineOneDay

      Posted

      Does it happen all the time, 

      Mines comes and goes ,

      Now I have the pain behind my right ear and neck it feels so weird I had an mri done yesterday waiting on results. 

    • jacqueline06286
      jacqueline06286 ImagineOneDay

      Posted

      Hi are you in perimenapause, I also feel like I'm sick but I'm not I just got my period but I feel weak fatigue just not my self can this be hormones 

    • wendy161267
      wendy161267 jacqueline06286

      Posted

      i have the right ear and neck thing, i also had what i thought was stroke with what felf like a bomb go off in my head above my ear.  

      please keep us informed with your results.

       

    • ImagineOneDay
      ImagineOneDay jacqueline06286

      Posted

      Sure it can be. Since perimenapause I noticed that I feel sick.when I am hungry. I never has such experience. How weird. sad
  • tina00239
    tina00239 jacqueline06286

    Posted

    I get the dry eyes and mouth so use artificial tears and synthetic saliva to alleviate the problem. XXX
    • jacqueline06286
      jacqueline06286 tina00239

      Posted

      Hi tina do you ever feel like you have weakness in your arms just feel sick but your not I'm in perimenapause but I feel sick I'm on my period just feel weak

    • tina00239
      tina00239 jacqueline06286

      Posted

      Oh yes hun, I feel like that most of the time! I'm lucky if I get 2 or 3 good days a month. That is why I agreed to the HRT so I can have some kind of life back. XXX

    • tina00239
      tina00239 jacqueline06286

      Posted

      Looking back at things now, I believe I've been menopausing for around 7 years or so. I only really put 2 and 2 together in December last year, when the final hormone crash came and so did so many other obvious symptoms, that I realised what was going on. It was so extreme that my dr put me on HRT and vallium to help me through it. He would do anything to help me so I am blessed to have a dr like him on my side. Heres hoping this wont go on much longer. XXX

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