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Menopause |
Lack of Hormone04/05/2011 |
CAN LACK OF HORMONE CAUSE SHAKING AND PALPITATION IN ALL BODY?
During the perimenopause when the estrogen levels are decreasing, women may have many symptoms. Shaking and palpitations are included, but these symptoms could also be associated with other situations, such as an insulin reaction in diabetics (or undiagnosed diabetics). If this continues, I would urge you to see your health care provider.
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Linda A Bernhard, PhD, RN Associate Professor Emeritus College of Nursing The Ohio State University |
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