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A member asked:
Why my chest pains are more often before and during period and they are reduced in the middle time of menstrual cycle? hormone related?
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Yes: Certainly your observation suggests that. We know many non-pelvic symptoms are related to the menstrual cycle. Many women get arrhythmias (palpitations) at different times of the month. Sleep disturbance, headaches, appetite, fluid retention, mood, etc are all related. Why not chest pain?
Answered 11/28/2017
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