HRT and spotting and breast tenderness

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Hi there,

I have been on Prometrium 100mg and Estrace 1mg for 2 months now.  The last two days I have been spotting and cramping and breast tenderness all month.  Is this normal being on the HRT and can someone give me advice on this site.  I am worried and have left my Gynecologist a message on this.  If anyone can give me there input on if they have been through this.

Thanks

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    I've just started on estrogen gel and felt sickness this morning and crampness it may be due to my hysterectomy or the hrt have you looked in the leaflet that comes with it to see what the side effects are it could just be that
  • Posted

    Glad to be of help I just checked mine and it does say about breast tenderness nausea and abodinal cramp hope you find the anwer
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      I checked on line and it was quite vague. No leaflet with the medication. The first month was great and now I feel tired and campy and spotting so what changed I do not know.
  • Posted

    That's bad all medication should come with a leaflet maybe you have to give it a bit longer so the body gets used to it or if you feel you not suited to it you could try another form I did when I went on it before two years ago
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    Yasmina,

    It is normal for me! My breast get so tender at times I think it's water retention that I feel throughout my body. But yes my breasts can get tender and sore. Are you fibrosistic? I am and I have had them swell which causes the pain. It's a give and take, nothing is perfect so I deal with it as the other menopausal symptoms are much worse for me. xx

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    Sorry to hear you suffer from f yes it probably water retention I get pain under breast bone must be menapousal symptoms what we women have to deal with

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