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thejumpy1

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Muscle Restlessness Posted: 06-25-07 17:46pm


HELP! I'm 44, still have heavy( fibroids) periods. Recently I began having intense muscle restlessness. I feel like I have to stretch and lift weights 24/7. Then the next day I'm completely exhausted like I ran a marathon. Night sweats and now daytime hot flashes but I'm still having periods.... help is it peri menopausal?

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