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Hi everyone, after blood tests my GP has informed me that my ovaries have shut down and I'm now fully menopausal. I'm 46 and feeling dreadful and hope someone can give me some help and tell me if what I am experiencing is normal. My main symptoms are: severe lightheadedness, dizziness, strange (metallic) taste in mouth, blurred vision, feelings of being off balance, anxiety and generally feeling 'out of body', lack of concentration. The GP has suggested HRT but not for at least two weeks as my blood pressure is too high (has put me on meds for this) and needs it to stablise first. I've no reason to be depressed or anxious but I'm worried I'll never be 'me' again.
Many thanks, Debs
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barbara54087
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elizabeth142
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deborah41291
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Low dose. Any idea how long it takes to get in the system as I'm really starting to worry about the dizziness and lightheadedness. Also I've still got the strange taste in my mouth x
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sharon13184
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christine70191
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christine70191
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I hope your mamagram comes back fine and you can get some HRT As I said everyone who has it says it's wonderful. I'll keep everything crossed Hun. Glad today has been a good day- see they do happen just not as often as they once did but it does give you a little boost. I'm learning to listen to my body and just do what it allows me to do.I had a good day too. Went for a long walk with my friend, which, I haven't done in a while and the sun was shining so felt good. Now my body is aching but it was lush being out for a change.
Keep smiling honey and remember there are lots of us mad menopausal women out there who feel just as awful as you. I'm hear if you ever need a moan. Keep me informed & updated & take care.
christine70191
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sharon13184
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christine70191
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Been out again today so sorry for the delayed response Yes out two days in a row which I haven't done in a long time. I think it could be that the sun is shining and I feel a bit more inclined to rise from either the bed or chair. I hope you have had a good day today.
I've been on Dim plus for two weeks now I honestly think they have made a difference. I had to have endometrial ablation 3 weeks ago (painful or what - give me childbirth any day but thank goodness I've done it) and a friend of mine recommended them after that. I cried constantly before I started as the pain in my joints was unbearable but now it's tolerable. Two vile symptoms eradicated in two weeks. I've definitely seen a difference but whether it lasts is another thing. Enjoying the break though.
Your time will come too- soon I hope. Take care.
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