The shakes

Women's health
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I know its normal to feel shaky if you haven't eaten for a long time but does anyone else feel abit shaky when they have eaten x

2

Donna,

I have experienced shaking, inside my body not outside, through perimenopause, menopause and now even post menopause, it happens in my sleep?  Usually I get something to eat than it passes?

3

Hi

thank you my shakes are also inside my body just must be another symptom of the menopause x

4

Yes, that is what I always attribute it to, horomonal changes.  Very annoying isn't it! 

5

Very very annoying x

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Hi Donna 

Yes I do because being diabetic I need to eat because if I don't and my sugar goes down then I do feel shaky. 

When you are out doing eerands always take yourself some food to eat and something to drink with you thats what I do. 

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Hi Donna how are you? I think I've had/having every known(& probably some unknown LoL) peri symptoms there are, that shaky feeling is really horrible, for me it can feel like low blood sugar & I need to eat! I'm not diabetic so I think definitely hormonal 😣 there are days it seems I eat 6 times & that's before lunchtime just to settle the feeling! can sometimes be just a weird shaky sensation that comes n goes. Oh for all this to end....I'm 55, nearly reached the 12months of no periods.

Take Care & keep well.

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It could be low blood sugar ever since I went into menopause my sugars have been more undercontrol at times it dips down into the 80s or its around 100 once in a while it will be a little high but not lately. I also lost a lot of weight down to 192 and 195 pounds

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Yes.  Since perimenopause I have had episodes of shakiness/trembling.  It's really weird because my temperature is normal when it happens. 

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That's exactly how it is with me....inside my body too.  It's really weird.  I don't have Diabetes or low blood pressure etc.

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I also feel shaky especially at night that's when i niti5ce it more...