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Author Topic: Morning anxiety and nausea  (Read 1361 times)

Carabelle

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Re: Morning anxiety and nausea
« Reply #15 on: November 07, 2023, 04:19:18 PM »

What's to lose?

I had biscuits by the bed so the puppy soon learned that after her early morning P, there was food  ;D

Lol! I can relate to that! I have a 3yr old cocker spaniel who scoffs anything if it’s left out.
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Carabelle

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Re: Morning anxiety and nausea
« Reply #16 on: November 07, 2023, 04:20:59 PM »

Hi nausea and morning anxiety for me were a sign of low oestrogen.
I’m back on the patches Dotty so should be getting enough oestrogen. I mentioned the morning anxiety to the GP back in June and she told me to use the Daylight app which is endorsed by the NHS. Didn’t really help…

Perhaps your own levels have changed and you need an increase? One thing estrogen did really quickly was help with the sleep amend the nausea. Now I only get bad sleep when on the progesterone as I overheat on it. What you are describing does sound hormonal.

You could try having a snack when you wake in the night. I had either a banana or a couple of oatcakes in the lead up to startimg hrt. If you have sudden wakening due to cortisol, you could also have acid being produced that needs something to work on?

Good point! I’ll keep something beside my bed and see if that works. Thank you!
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