Nausea caused by hormones or anxiety?
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Hi
Anyone know what causes the intermittent nausea with perimenopause? Not sure if hormones, anxiety or digestive issues. Ginger capsules seem to help.
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Posted , 5 users are following.
Hi
Anyone know what causes the intermittent nausea with perimenopause? Not sure if hormones, anxiety or digestive issues. Ginger capsules seem to help.
0 likes, 19 replies
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Fudgeybear1 laura80566
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Ps,sorry for moaning,I just needed to say it out loud,I guess that's the hormones lol,😘xx
jennifer01077 Fudgeybear1
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I am sorry to sound aggressive, my doctor has recently screwed me but good, so I am have been angry recently. But realistically, I have found solutions for my perimenopause problems, and I really hope you can too. Feel better, hon.
Fudgeybear1 jennifer01077
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jennifer01077 Fudgeybear1
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I prescribed the progesterone cream for myself! I live in Japan, and they don't prescribe it, but the doctors here are particularly on the cracked side. They have a very odd medical training system. And only children of doctors become doctors (and the poor things basically have to, from family pressure).
You can ask your GP about the progesterone cream, but one will tell you one thing and another will tell you another thing. And the information on the Internet tends to be biased because it's a big sales item, progesterone.
The actual information about HRTs and progesterone cream comes from three studies, as far as I can see. An American study showed an increase in cancer rates. A Danish study showed a decrease in cancer rates. And a Canadian study showed no increase in cancer rates for progesterone supplementation (without estrogen).
So it is really up in the air.
It helps me a lot. I have a lot of symptoms of estrogen dominance. So it is particularly clear in my case.
Thanks for the good wishes, and right back at you.
laura80566 Fudgeybear1
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Fudgeybear1 laura80566
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laura80566 Fudgeybear1
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The ginger capsules should help. I am also going to try Thompson Mood Balancer (or Management?) All the best x
lea34890 laura80566
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I suffer with all the same symptoms as you.. the anxiety i think is the worst... Its not something that i have ever suffered with until the menopause....
The digestive issues have got worse too,, i have gaviscon with me all the time !
I have had to stop eating chocolate and i cannot drink my lovely red wine at all anymore......
I have had to fess up to people about my anxiety - and they have all been very supportive and allow me to do what i need to do to ease it... driving is a big one, i cannot be in the passenger seat or i am a mess......
I hope you can make some changes that ease your symptoms x
Fudgeybear1 lea34890
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lea34890 Fudgeybear1
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You could try getting a tablet off your doctor for the digestive issue,,,, i did in the end and took it for about 6 months and now it only plays up a little bit - but deffo no more wine ... sad face.....
The stomach is worse some days but then i pop my pills for a few days and it helps.....
Fudgeybear1 lea34890
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lea34890 Fudgeybear1
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laura80566 lea34890
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I thought I was the only one that did that. I look towards my mobile phone (hands free of course) so they will think I'm talking on my phone through bluetooth :-)
laura80566 lea34890
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Fudgeybear1 lea34890
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