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hormones after hysterectomy
What is happening when I have hot flashes. They are bearable, I'm just curious what is going on. I had a tah on monday and started hot flashes that night.
I use the patch 0.05 plus 100 mg. Of progesterone I had a hysterectomy in 1991 left in (1) overie I feel great on the meds except my breasts are huge & hurt all the time I'm nervous on all this hormone meds I'm only on them 7 months will the breasts ever stop hurting does anyone know if a water pill each a.m. help thanks bridgette
Hi to both of you,
Keep checking out some of the posts on this site ... also check some profiles. I need to update mine, but my old posts can be found on my profile and you might find the information helpful. I am not a doctor, just someone who has been on Bioidentical hormones since 2000 after my Hysterectomy (radical). I, too, started that very day on an estrogen patch. I use Vivelle Estradiol... climara is good, too. Newer research indicates that Estradiol (the kind of estrogen we had pumping through us in our 20's) is the only way to go.
The book I mentioned a thousand times has been the most helpful to me. "Screaming to be Heard" by Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet is an amazing (and huge) book. Don't let it overwhelm you. You have to do the reseach on this stuff or it will get the better of you. We are our hormones (my opinion and the opinion of others, too).
Best to both of you. There is help out there... Vliet has a website, too. You may drop me a note if you want.
Mary
Keep checking out some of the posts on this site ... also check some profiles. I need to update mine, but my old posts can be found on my profile and you might find the information helpful. I am not a doctor, just someone who has been on Bioidentical hormones since 2000 after my Hysterectomy (radical). I, too, started that very day on an estrogen patch. I use Vivelle Estradiol... climara is good, too. Newer research indicates that Estradiol (the kind of estrogen we had pumping through us in our 20's) is the only way to go.
The book I mentioned a thousand times has been the most helpful to me. "Screaming to be Heard" by Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet is an amazing (and huge) book. Don't let it overwhelm you. You have to do the reseach on this stuff or it will get the better of you. We are our hormones (my opinion and the opinion of others, too).
Best to both of you. There is help out there... Vliet has a website, too. You may drop me a note if you want.
Mary
hummm i had total on monday the 26th and they started me on hormone replacement that day..I am 36 but I wake up sweating every night......so not sure that the cream is working....lol...hope all is ok with you...
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