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Perimenopause Skin Crawling: Your Hormones Are Rewiring Your Nerves
That crawling, tingling sensation under your skin — the one that sends you checking your bed at midnight — has a medical name: formication. During perimenopause, declining estrogen thins the skin, destabilises nerve endings, and disrupts histamine regulation, triggering false "crawling" signals. Cathy breaks down the science and shares what actually helped her — from barrier-repair skincare to the histamine-estrogen connection nobody warned her about.

Vibrance Way
Apr 241 min read
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