Dysesthesia | What it is, its characteristics, what conditions it occurs in, why, and how it occurs

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Dysesthesia 101: A Comprehensive Guide to this Mysterious Condition

If you have ever felt a sudden electric shock sensation under your skin for no apparent reason, perimenopause may be why.🤯 It is called dysesthesia, and it is a legitimate neurological symptom tied to estrogen fluctuation. 🤯🤯 Did you know that Estrogen plays a direct role in nerve conduction and myelin sheath integrity, which is the protective coating around your nerve fibers. When estrogen shifts during perimenopause, nerve signaling becomes erratic. This can result in feeling like a zap, a

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