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Does HRT cause weight gain?
Did you gain weight on your HRT? I'm worried about this and have read reviews of many people that gained a lot of weight on it so I'm very scared yes I haven't eating disorder say that kind of thing scares me.
Did you gain weight on your HRT? I'm worried about this and have read reviews of many people that gained a lot of weight on it so I'm very scared yes I haven't eating disorder say that kind of thing scares me.
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Menopause and Perimenopause Support
9 months ago
If feel a bit daft asking this here - but a very high DEXA score?
I had an ankle scan years ago as part of a work "well woman clinic" and was told I was borderline oestopenia Then as I had my ovaries out because of cysts I had a private dexa scan as a baseline for making decisions about hrt etc My results seemed a bit 'off' but everyone says oh it's fine (it probably
I had an ankle scan years ago as part of a work "well woman clinic" and was told I was borderline oestopenia Then as I had my ovaries out because of cysts I had a private dexa scan as a baseline for making decisions about hrt etc My results seemed a bit 'off' but everyone says oh it's fine (it probably
KatyMac68
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
9 months ago
Not a flare, but RA of the hands
I've had PMR since March 2019, managed with Prednisone and Leflunamide. After a slow taper to 3.mg, my hands started swelling last August and were so stiff and painful that I could hardly use them. As I have mild carpal tunnel syndrome, I contacted my hand surgeon at Kingston hospital and got an appointment
I've had PMR since March 2019, managed with Prednisone and Leflunamide. After a slow taper to 3.mg, my hands started swelling last August and were so stiff and painful that I could hardly use them. As I have mild carpal tunnel syndrome, I contacted my hand surgeon at Kingston hospital and got an appointment
HelenDaisy
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
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Operation cancelled due to irregular heartbeat!
Hi all, We live in Spain my husband has been on the waiting list for 2 years to have a knee replacement he is in dreadful pain, in both knees now. He was therefore delighted to receive a call to see a consultant and operation planned for 21st February, he went for the pre op, had blood tests, then told
Hi all, We live in Spain my husband has been on the waiting list for 2 years to have a knee replacement he is in dreadful pain, in both knees now. He was therefore delighted to receive a call to see a consultant and operation planned for 21st February, he went for the pre op, had blood tests, then told
barbspain
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
When the drugs don’t work
Where to begin… my poor Mum had her first hip replacement in 2007, but it broke and she had a revision in 2008. Unfortunately she was in more pain than ever, and they were about to write the pain off as psychological but thankfully she got referred to an Orthopaedic Specialist hospital who discovered
Where to begin… my poor Mum had her first hip replacement in 2007, but it broke and she had a revision in 2008. Unfortunately she was in more pain than ever, and they were about to write the pain off as psychological but thankfully she got referred to an Orthopaedic Specialist hospital who discovered
D0n49
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Arthritis Action
1 year ago
HRT for ibs
Hi keep suffering with emergency toilet problems in morning sometimes comes on so quickly don't make it so fed up ruling life think it could be perimenopause as 53 now got worse over last year feeling like carnt cope much more trying to hold down job and my horses and feeling like giving up everything
Hi keep suffering with emergency toilet problems in morning sometimes comes on so quickly don't make it so fed up ruling life think it could be perimenopause as 53 now got worse over last year feeling like carnt cope much more trying to hold down job and my horses and feeling like giving up everything
Star_1
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IBS Network
9 months ago
Saw a specialist
I saw a specialist in endometriosis last week and it was eye opening. I had to pay for it or wait 12 months so I opted to go private. I spent over an hour with him and he was incredible. He explained everything and was very practical. I had a list of questions and he answered all of them. I already know
I saw a specialist in endometriosis last week and it was eye opening. I had to pay for it or wait 12 months so I opted to go private. I spent over an hour with him and he was incredible. He explained everything and was very practical. I had a list of questions and he answered all of them. I already know
Sunset-lady
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Endometriosis UK
9 months ago
Morning Back Pain
Hello, I have been suffering with back pain of a morning since I was a teenager. Back then it would come and go. It would only show up of a morning. However, the last 3 years, it's gotten increasingly worse. It happens every single morning now. It wakes me up at silly o'clock and does not allow me to
Hello, I have been suffering with back pain of a morning since I was a teenager. Back then it would come and go. It would only show up of a morning. However, the last 3 years, it's gotten increasingly worse. It happens every single morning now. It wakes me up at silly o'clock and does not allow me to
YoungAndPainful
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Arthritis Action
1 year ago
Newly Diagnosed Polymyalgia
I am a 57 year old female living on a smallholding in the Welsh hills. I have historically suffered on/off back pain that tended to travel between my lumber and thoracic regions, the last three years being more on than off. I finally have a diagnosis, of quite frankly, a condition/disease that I had
I am a 57 year old female living on a smallholding in the Welsh hills. I have historically suffered on/off back pain that tended to travel between my lumber and thoracic regions, the last three years being more on than off. I finally have a diagnosis, of quite frankly, a condition/disease that I had
Hopeful66
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PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
Hypothalamic amenorrhea
Does anyone here have hypothalamic amenorrhea where your body does not produce estrogen due to your eating disorder? I do and it causes me severe hot flashes and feeling hot all the time and I can't stand it. I have been suffering for over 6 months with this severe hot flashes and I've tried black cohosh
Does anyone here have hypothalamic amenorrhea where your body does not produce estrogen due to your eating disorder? I do and it causes me severe hot flashes and feeling hot all the time and I can't stand it. I have been suffering for over 6 months with this severe hot flashes and I've tried black cohosh
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Talk ED (eating disorders)
9 months ago
Any hot flash relief from anything? I'm dying here and I don't know what to try next...
I have had hot flashes and I mean severe hot flashes and feeling hot all the time 24/7 especially in my face for the last 6 months but even before that I was having trouble for several years. I have tried taking black cohosh 80 mg a day and that didn't do anything except for maybe take 5% off. I went
I have had hot flashes and I mean severe hot flashes and feeling hot all the time 24/7 especially in my face for the last 6 months but even before that I was having trouble for several years. I have tried taking black cohosh 80 mg a day and that didn't do anything except for maybe take 5% off. I went
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Women's Health
9 months ago
Hot flash relief for anyone? What helps relieve feeling hot all the time?
I have been struggling with severe hot flashes and feeling hot all the time for about 6 months now. I have severely low estrogen as in non-existent at all and so my levels are not even showing up to even zero because of the fact that I've not had very many periods due to the fact that I have secondary
I have been struggling with severe hot flashes and feeling hot all the time for about 6 months now. I have severely low estrogen as in non-existent at all and so my levels are not even showing up to even zero because of the fact that I've not had very many periods due to the fact that I have secondary
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Menopause and Perimenopause Support
9 months ago
D-Day nerves!!!
Surgery on the 20th looming, va valve replacement and a scoop out. heads starting to play tricks, how did people manage the build up nerves?
Surgery on the 20th looming, va valve replacement and a scoop out. heads starting to play tricks, how did people manage the build up nerves?
TriumphLover
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
GnRH side affects and endo pain
I have had my second monthly GnRH injection out of three that I am having but have really been struggling with menopause side affects such as hot flushes, all over aches and feeling exhausted. Has anyone else had this and did these symptoms go on their own or did you have to have HRT tablets or did anything
I have had my second monthly GnRH injection out of three that I am having but have really been struggling with menopause side affects such as hot flushes, all over aches and feeling exhausted. Has anyone else had this and did these symptoms go on their own or did you have to have HRT tablets or did anything
Luci20
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Endometriosis UK
9 months ago
I've been prescribed Amitriptyline for pelvic pain. Has anyone had success with this medication?
I've seen the consultant for Adenomyosis. He is referring me for an urgent mri to confirm it's Adenomyosis and listed for a hysterectomy, including my ovaries. It's an 18 month wait.So, I've been prescribed Amitriptyline and he wants me to trial Prostsap again. Which I'm nervous to do, as it was the
I've seen the consultant for Adenomyosis. He is referring me for an urgent mri to confirm it's Adenomyosis and listed for a hysterectomy, including my ovaries. It's an 18 month wait.So, I've been prescribed Amitriptyline and he wants me to trial Prostsap again. Which I'm nervous to do, as it was the
Mindfullness4791
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Endometriosis UK
9 months ago
Long time member advice required on recent thyroid blood test after starting HRT.
I’m just after some advice on my recent blood test I had taken myself. I know the drill no levo 24 hours before. NDT gap of 8 hours. Vitamins stoped week before My test was taken at the same time as all other blood test 7.10am. I always stick to this routine to ensure consistency. I decided to take
I’m just after some advice on my recent blood test I had taken myself. I know the drill no levo 24 hours before. NDT gap of 8 hours. Vitamins stoped week before My test was taken at the same time as all other blood test 7.10am. I always stick to this routine to ensure consistency. I decided to take
Peanut31
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Knee replacement fears while having PV
Hi everyone, love reading all your posts and they are so informational. I know this topic has been discussed before but thought I'd inquire again regarding getting a knee replacement which I foresee in the near future.......unfortunately years of running has done a number on one knee. I've had the visco
Hi everyone, love reading all your posts and they are so informational. I know this topic has been discussed before but thought I'd inquire again regarding getting a knee replacement which I foresee in the near future.......unfortunately years of running has done a number on one knee. I've had the visco
ritaandscooter1
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Medichecks hormone test. Any thoughts?
I’ve been on thyroid replacement for about six years now and starting to feel that quite soon I will have improved as much as I’m going to and I’m wondering if HRT could be the last part of what I need to feel more like me. I’ve remained reasonably well all things considered but it’s as though I’m a
I’ve been on thyroid replacement for about six years now and starting to feel that quite soon I will have improved as much as I’m going to and I’m wondering if HRT could be the last part of what I need to feel more like me. I’ve remained reasonably well all things considered but it’s as though I’m a
Noelnoel
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Post Menopausal?
Hello This is my first time on this board but I am also on the Thyroid UK board - hello! I've always wondered about this - and hope that someone might be able to answer or have any other explanation? When I was 43 - nearly 10 years ago - I was diagnosed with an underactive thyroid via an ordinary
Hello This is my first time on this board but I am also on the Thyroid UK board - hello! I've always wondered about this - and hope that someone might be able to answer or have any other explanation? When I was 43 - nearly 10 years ago - I was diagnosed with an underactive thyroid via an ordinary
missrees
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Menopause and Perimenopause Support
9 months ago
Extra heart beats - should I pursue this?
HiI have on going palpitations. They are partly what drove me to gp in 2019 when I was diagnosed. They are better than they were. I take 100/15. I have found They are less when I take my t3 all in one go. I am about to start trial of hrt. (I have a second post). The doctor sent me for an ECG. This
HiI have on going palpitations. They are partly what drove me to gp in 2019 when I was diagnosed. They are better than they were. I take 100/15. I have found They are less when I take my t3 all in one go. I am about to start trial of hrt. (I have a second post). The doctor sent me for an ECG. This
BiscuitBaby
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
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