Nausea

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CHERYL — Sun, 04 Jun 2006 15:16:04 GMT

Thank you for your help and for putting me in touch with other women going through menopause like me. It helps to know that I'm not alone.

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Lynn — Thu, 13 Jul 2006 14:44:35 GMT

My last period was 01/17/05. I had noticed I was was getting nauseaus more often back than, but never thought of menapause as the reason. Now depending on the week I can be sick up to twice a day or twice a week. I have to limit the spicy foods I've always loved, and a night out leaves my stomach in knots for 2 days. So, antacids, crackers and green tea are always around. I have also had the not so common symptoms of painful mouth (like pizza burn) for weeks, and peeling skin on my feet, not attractive. Sometimes you feel like your body is turning against you, or you are just falling apart all in a short amount of time. We all have different symptoms and as long as you are keeping in touch with a M.D. as recommended, you can chalk alot up to nature instead of illness of it's own

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linda — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 15:04:54 GMT

I also get nasuauous (sp) often, normally just before my period and when im on my period and then again during ovulation. I have tried crackers, and chamoile tea sometimes and malox. But it doesn't always work.

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Rose — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 04:08:26 GMT

Starting nov. '06 was the first time I felt nausea with my period. It has now since
happened in DEC. and right now I Jan. '07! It feels just like morning sickness but lasts
all day long the entire time of my period. I am also feel light headed with it.
I need to see if there is anything else that could help besides the crackers and tea
I keep close to me as well. I have never dreamed that this would happen. ugh!

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laura — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 21:05:07 GMT

I've been getting nauseated about five days after my period ends. It goes away when my period begins. I feel exactly like I did with morning sickness. My OBGYN is doing an ultra sound to rule out fibriods because last month I got cramping on top of the nausea. I'm 38 and running after small kids! This stinks!

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debrah — Sun, 18 Feb 2007 23:18:31 GMT

have been going through perimenopause 4 years now feel like it will never endhad body aches moods feeling crazy tied u name it

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Sylvia — Sat, 03 Mar 2007 03:12:21 GMT

I am so happy to have found this site. Thank you all for sharing. Suddenly, after a life of merely no symptoms to write home about, I am nauseous before my periods. I am 51 and have had perimenopausal symptoms for quite some time.
I usually ignore any of those and adjust. But being nauseous is nothing too easy to ignore. (Especially if you have to 'perform' for the day). I will try the acupressure on the wrist, the teas, crackers, etc. Ideally, I would like to find THE cure to prevent this bad feeling. Soy???? B6????

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Debbie — Wed, 28 Mar 2007 22:29:54 GMT

I thought I had food poisoning--a few times a month for the past six months, except I wasn't throwing up. For the past year I have also had feelings of vertigo off and on. Watching the Oscars with friends we had take-out Thai food and I had to miss work the next day because of the nausea. I inquired of my friends, and they felt great. That is when I did research and figure that what I was feeling was 'morning sickness' related to perimenopause--not food poisoning.