Just wanted to comment on the statement made by one of the posters - "The menopause occurs when the female reproductive organs, the ovaries, stop producing hormones."
The ovaries produce hormones our whole lives. Despite what we are told or led to believe, they do NOT shut down at menopause. They just produce much lower levels of estrogen and little or no progesterone. That is the reason for the vasometer symptoms. The ovaries continue to produce a significant amount of androgens (such as testosterone). Studies have shown that testosterone levels reach pre-menopausal / reproductive levels in women aged 70-79. The testosterone can be converted into estrogen as needed by the body.
The menopause occurs when the female reproductive organs, the ovaries, stop producing hormones. Two of the most common symptoms associated with the menopause are hot flushes and night sweats. Caused by a malfunction in the body’s methods of controlling body temperature, they can occur at any time of day or night and are most common in the year following the final period. The disturbance of sleep patterns as a result of these symptoms can in some cases lead to insomnia, which in turn may cause depression.Consulting a doctor for the treatment would be the best advise, but for immediate relief one can use the rapid cooling spray or herbal products that has no side -effects.For herbal remedy please refer : http://thethingswomenwant.com/herbal-remedies-for-menopause-hot-flashes-night-sweats/
I had headaches , foggy head and the feeling of cobwebs on my eyes i even got tinitis. Went to about 20 doctors and no one knew whT it was. After 8 stressful months i called the menapause clinic and they found out that the estrogen patches that i had been on for 3 years (with no trouble ) had caused influmation behind my eyes and in my ears. They have put me on different estrogen 5mg instead of 25mg and given me progesterone. My headaches are gone, so is my foggy head. Its just been 1 week since they reduced the estrogen and my tinitus is lower and my eyes are a bit better. My suggestions is not to waist time going to doctors that aren't helping you and go straight to the menapause experts. They are the only people who helped me. Good luck.
I had headaches , foggy head and the feeling of cobwebs on my eyes i even got tinitis. Went to about 20 doctors and no one knew whT it was. After 8 stressful months i called the menapause clinic and they found out that the estrogen patches that i had been on for 3 years (with no trouble ) had caused influmation behind my eyes and in my ears. They have put me on different estrogen 5mg instead of 25mg and given me progesterone. My headaches are gone, so is my foggy head. Its just been 1 week since they reduced the estrogen and my tinitus is lower and my eyes are a bit better. My suggestions is not to waist time going to doctors that aren't helping you and go straight to the menapause experts. They are the only people who helped me. Good luck.
What pills did they give you? Is it a hormone pill? You could be suffering the effects of the loss of ovarian hormones if your ovaries were removed or stopped working because of the hysterectomy.
I got dizzy at work and felt like vomiting. I had a hysterectomy before Christmas last year and am just feeling like this now. Hot flashes and nausea. Apparently I am fine when I went to see my doctor, so they have given me pills to keep me from feeling dizzy n nauseous. My blood level and everything else is fine.
Hi I'm into my 3rd week after full hysterectomy.
I feel very dizzy, light headed, moody, sick
& headaches!! But it's the Dizziness that feels the worst!! Very untrolkanle and do not know how to cope or resolve this? Have you seen your doctor yet? If so, what was the outcome ?
Thanks.
Donna.
i am 52 years old and have been dizzy on and off since may ,some mild episopes and some not along with ears ringing,buzzing and fluild like noises on and off it has been very fustrating. been to a million doctors and now finally they are leading towards an hornonal balance ?
I've had dizzines so bad the other night I was vomiting all night. This has happened a few times. Any ideas on what to take?i
Hey I am also feeling daily spells of dizziness. I just had a hysterectomy a month ago so I put a call into my doc I will let you know what he has to say. My head feels really strange most of the time light headed and small headaches. Hope its only menopause and not something more serious.I also had four migraines starting the day after surgery so I do think it is hormonal.
Leighkory