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bianca_37485
bianca_37485

Hi I am 43 year old woman and I been feeling ill for 3 weeks with nausea 24/7 wake me up feeling hot and dizzy I have to keep sit down have doors and windows open then 3 hours later I am fine again have a   Hysterectomy  2007 but still got mine  ovaries  In does this sound like menopause feel like crying were allways ill 

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  • arj50436
    arj50436 bianca_37485

    Posted

    I think you should check with your doctor. It does sort of sound like menopause but not the nausea part. 
    • bianca_37485
      bianca_37485 arj50436

      Posted

      Thank you got doctor Tuesday there keep put it down to my acid reflex because mine hiatus hernia but there would not make you feel like this it like you coming down with something then half hour later your fine again 
    • arj50436
      arj50436 bianca_37485

      Posted

      Doctors are notoriously undereducated about menopause. Do you have a gynecologist by any chance? 
  • jen6dawters
    jen6dawters bianca_37485

    Posted

    Yes it very well could be related to menopause. You can research the difference between having ovaries and not having ovaries. 

    I went into full menopause at 42. Most of my negative symptoms went away when I changed my diet. Many foods gave me hot flashes. Spices and herbs too. 

    If you feel sick to your stomach use baking soda water. Start with a small amount and keep adding more as you get used to it. Before meals take enzymes because these help the body break down your food faster. 

    As far as the crying that is normal for many women. Some is hormonal and some is being sick all the time. 

    Once you get that sick feeling under control you can figure out which foods make you dizzy. For me it was an inflamed gut from bacteria overgrowth and everything with fiber made me sick and dizzy. 

    You can try saltines if you tolerate wheat. 

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