Aches and pains
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Hi ladies asked this question before but i will ask again lol. Does any of you get aches and pains in your joints especially your shoulders. My shpulders are the worse at the moment. I have in the past suffered with dislocated shoulders as i was knocked down by a car when i was young so this could be making it worse xx
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jane63977 karen96096
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karen96096 jane63977
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sarah05599 karen96096
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Hi Karen, yes I also suffer with pain. I've had 20 years of it due to sport injury's in both my shoulders and Achilles tendonitis but doc said peri makes it worse. More recently its my fingers and wrists in both hands I stopped hrt few weeks ago as it seemed to start when I was on that. I get stiffness to and just feel like an 80 year old these days.
karen96096 sarah05599
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Clare1971 karen96096
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HI Karen that’s my symptom just now , the pains in my shoulder and forearms , some days I could cry trying to dry my hair , but would much have this than the dizzy anxious feeling ... poor all of us 💕
karen96096 Clare1971
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supemack39 karen96096
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Yes, the joint pain is bad, but it does get better! I started with a frozen shoulder, then lower back pain, then pain in my hip, which gives way when it feels like irma, and excruciating pain in my shoulder, radiating down to my fingers. Doctors said I would need a hip replacement, had an untreatable problem with my shoulder, and arthritis in various places, fingers, neck etc,
However, I was sure that most of these symptoms were down to the menopause, and after all the aches and pains over a ten year period, nearly all the problems have gone. I take hrt and magnesium cell salts, and only need paracetamol if the pain is getting to me. I no longer need assistance to tie my bra, put my knickers on, and can get in the bath on my own....and get out again unaided. So, hopefully, you will improve soon, too. It always makes me shake my head, when ladies on here think that when their periods stop, and they are officially menopausal, that a miracle will happen and they will have no more issues. I am 62 and have had symptoms for over ten years, but particularly bad for the past three! X
karen96096 supemack39
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beth12460 karen96096
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LouiseScotland karen96096
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I have always had joint pains, really since childhood, although sometimes it's better than others. It seems a bit better when I don't eat milk products, although I tested negative for milk allergy. I am now a couple of years post menopausal and it's been particularly bad recently. I find the most effective thing is co-codamol 2 x 500/30mg tablets, which I have on prescription for gallstones and muscle spasm type back pain. I am very aware of the addiction risks of co-codamol so I make sure that I have a day or two without it now and again, just to check I am ok, but it is the most effective thing by far and I intend to see my GP soon to check that it's ok to take in the longer term for joint pain.