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By Shairy | Sep 03, 2007

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Menopause dizziness

Is dizziness and nausea a symptom of menopause? I seem to experience this a few days before my period , I have to stay in bed maybe an entire day before it passes.What can I do?

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mxdad

Dec 08, 2007

Talk to your OBGYN, the changes in your hormone levels may cause this. Taking a low dose HRT or birth control before your symptoms start may help

yvonne67

Dec 19, 2007

To: Shairy

It could very well be a hormonal imbalance. Please have your doctor order a complete blood test for your hormones (FSH, estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, LH) Good luck.

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