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Side effects first few weeks of taking Femoston 1/10

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tracey23377
tracey23377

Hi there

I've been on Femoston 1/10 now for 5 days I know it's only early days but today my temper is through the roof is that going to settle down or a side effect I will continue to have using these hrt tabs. because I dont like that kind of temper. I'm not usually like that

thank you in advance for any advice

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  • teresa03176
    teresa03176 tracey23377

    Posted

    Don't worry it's really early days! All normal, remember your replacing hormones that have taken awhile to deplete so it will take time with ups and downs along the way. I'm on week 5 and it can take up to 3 mths, hang in there x

    • tracey23377
      tracey23377 teresa03176

      Posted

      Hi Teresa thanks how are they working for you have you been like that? I hope so I'm really going over the top yelling at people crazily it's a little embarrassing but I dont seem to care and thats not me. I dont mind if it's not going to stay like that but If I'm going to stay yelling at people and going over the top I dont want to take it.

      on one positive not the severe hot flushes are disappearing I was actually freezing cold last night I havent felt cold in about 4 years.

  • teresa03176
    teresa03176 tracey23377

    Posted

    Yes hot flushes can disappear in a week on hrt, everything else can take few weeks, I'm on gel and a tablet so fingers crossed it works ASAP

  • teresa03176
    teresa03176 tracey23377

    Posted

    Go with it anything is possi le sde affect wise! Remember you hav major changes goin on! 3 mths b4 it will all settle, still very early days xx

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