stress and menopause

By sraysuranjana on Wed, 11-23-11, 23:31

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Menopause

How do you who are either premenopausal or menosaul react to stress

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By Hm4Peacocks on Thu, 11-24-11, 00:03

Hmmm? Like a tiger!

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By yvette G on Fri, 01-20-12, 09:45

I can't handle stress much at all! my body gets soooo reactive! I get hot, faint, nervous, and takes a looooong time to "settle" down so I try to avoid it at all costs!!!

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By SWEETVIOLET on Tue, 01-31-12, 22:19

I think those of us in menopause or perimenopause have a harder time with stress. It makes our face red, we feel jittery and get insomnia sometimes or even explode at little things. I think it's important to include exercise, meditation and some spiritual reading into our lives, especially at this life-change stage.

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By Sunflower47 on Sat, 02-04-12, 08:32

I am not handling stress well at all. I get panicky, nervous, stomach problems etc. This has gotten so much worse for me since I am going through menopause. I wish it was over with so I could get back with my life!

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