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Before period each month get weak and dizzy. feel like blood sugar drops constantly. gets better after i start. what can help? not anemic or diabetic.
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Dizzy before period: Each month, just prior to the onset of menstrual bleeding, if not pregnant, the estrogen level drops very quickly, and this produces the symptoms to which you refer. In most women, this does not occur until late 30's, but it's common after that, if not on oral contraceptives.
Answered 11/30/2017
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