Menopause

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Nice to see menopause is being discussed on sky news today more information and guidance is needed from our GPs πŸ‘πŸΌπŸ‘πŸΌπŸ‘πŸΌ

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    Hiya, yes I thought that this morning. In my experience my gp practice seems to not want to talk menopause, they just want you to go away and get on with it . So glad for this forum and others like it as we as least feel we're not going crazy, we're not alone. Hope you have a good day x
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      Hi Hun hopefully we will get more support now it's being discussed and bought out of the closet lol. You have a good day as well Hun πŸ’‹
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    Good morning Britain were talking about it aswell,but they only ever mention hot flushes and crabby moods,it's no wonder we re all shocked and scared when all the other crazy things happen,but at least they re talking about it,I'm still as confused as ever about hrt.πŸ€”X
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      Hopefully loose woman might discuss it at some point. I saw it on sky news so it's out these xx Hope you have a good day Hun xx
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      Thank you,hope you have a good day aswell,we will be glued to loose women today lol 😊Xx
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      And speaking of "crazy things," this might be a weird question, but I just read that menopause symptoms can include dryness of the eyes, which can lead to conjunctivitis that is hormonal. Have any of you had redness and sharp pains in one or both eyes?
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      So obviously your eyes get dry, but has no one has had redness and sharp pains?
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      Omg yes they did before drops I was hospitalised many times
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      If your eyes dry out it takes the coating off which makes you feel someone is poking you in the eye with a stick any help???
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      Thank you, Carjaz, I was beginning to think it may not be hormonal, because I don't have the classic symptom of pink eye--the itching, but for over a week now I've had redness, tearing and pains, especially when I strain to look at something close up. When you were hospitalized for it, did they diagnose it as hormonal pink eye? The reason I ask is because my opthalmologist really didn't know too much about it until I told her that I looked it up and I seemed to have the symptoms--at the time tied to my menstrual cycle--then she said that that was what it was, after looking it up herself. My eyes are very glassy looking and droopy right now. So the artificial tears really help?
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      If you keep using the drops it will improve greatly I use mine thru out the night at times as well so they don't dry out otherwise it feels like I've rubbed glass in my eyes so painfulsad
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      It's funny you should ask that,my eyelids are getting very sore πŸ˜‚X
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    Yes it is menopause should be discussed because us ladies need to learn and talk about how we can handle our symptoms we need information out there for the younger ladies too as they get older they will know what to experience with menopauseΒ 

    Its not in our heads its just our hormones being up and down

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    That is an understatement. Β I was disappointed with my OBGYN. Β 

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