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I have no notice of a shaking inside and outside of my body along with a sudden sweating. What is going on?
You said after you ate something it stopped. I'm wondering if your having a blood sugar drop and that's what's causing the shaking and sweating? Ask your Dr to check you for this. Take care. Remar
I hope you made an appointment with your doctor. This doesn't sound like normal hot flashes to me. I'm only peri-menopausal now, so I don't get a lot of hot flashes. My friends who have already gone through menopause have never mentioned anything about shaking with hot flashes. I have no idea what is going on.
I was brushing my hair getting ready to go to see my grandkids and it hit me then. I went to the kitchen and ate some peanut butter and drank a glass of milk and in a little while it started to subside.
Can you elaborate and offer more details? I'm thinking you should see your doctor in any case.
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