My period ended at 46 but now that I’m 50 enter mood swings, brain fog & insomnia. Is it normal to have menopause symptoms this many years after my last period.
What treatments have worked well? I’m all about natural remedies first & foremost but at this point I’ll consider HRT if others can convince me it’s safe. I fear cancer risks.
Any advice appreciated. PM me if you’d like.
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Yes it sounds like menopause you can try natural 1st if that what you want if not your Gp can prescribe Hrt it is bodyidentical so very safe to use . The benefits outweigh the risks it prevents heart attack, osteoporosis, and dementia. Look up Doctor Louise Newson she is a menopause specialist and check the balance app it has all the information and support you need. Davina Mcall has a book out too and there is a very good book called Estrogen Matters it will ease your mind and worries about cancer scare and Hrt. Hope this helps I've been on Hrt over 35 years quality of life is important to me.x
Symptoms can come and go for many years, I’m over 20 years past menopause yet still get random symptoms, a friend of mine is over 30 years past it and she’s currently going through hot flushes again.
Hi I'm on a lot of menopause groups and women are suffering because Gps will not prescribe Hrt they have very little training and don't have the time to listen and follow up appointments. The waiting list for NHS Gynecologist is long which is forcing women to go private if they can afford it. Menopause can be devastating and disabilitating. X
I eat healthy and exercise but I am easily stressed. Is there supplements or foods you find helpful?
Hi. Weirdly I watched the two Davina documentaries on All4 last night. I would recommend. I plan to visit my GP and ask about the Triple Treatment option.
Insanely I have no idea if I am peri or post menopause. The meds I am on stopped my periods when I was 42…
I have similar things nga going on, but also have PCOS and other health issues. It's hard to separate one condition from another and my Dr is not entirely helpful.
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