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Could Nausea, Cold Hot Flashes, Shaky, Weakness In Body Usually In The Evening Be Hormonal Problem?
hi,
i feel very nauseous almost like i have a gatros once a month. most of the time it happens a week or two after my periods but sometimes it is just before my period. I get hot and cold flashes, i feel weak and shaky. pretty bad generally. it always seem to hapen in the afternoon /evening and only last a few hours. i am not pregnant, not on the pill but this also happened to me while i was on the pill... can it still be hormonal ?
i feel very nauseous almost like i have a gatros once a month. most of the time it happens a week or two after my periods but sometimes it is just before my period. I get hot and cold flashes, i feel weak and shaky. pretty bad generally. it always seem to hapen in the afternoon /evening and only last a few hours. i am not pregnant, not on the pill but this also happened to me while i was on the pill... can it still be hormonal ?
Wed, 18 Dec 2013
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I appreciate your concern, your problem seems functional, it may be because of emotional stress some kind of anxiety, try to avoid these, and just relax when evening comes, it is time related functional problem, just forget this thing that you are going have this problem at the time of evening, and you can do it, have nice day.
Thank for asking to HCM
I appreciate your concern, your problem seems functional, it may be because of emotional stress some kind of anxiety, try to avoid these, and just relax when evening comes, it is time related functional problem, just forget this thing that you are going have this problem at the time of evening, and you can do it, have nice day.
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