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Could this be menopause?
Hi,
Recently my mom who is 41 is having some odd issues; such as, fatigue, her breast hurting, nausea, heart burn, and head aches. There are more symptoms that she has that I can't remember at the moment, but could this be the beginning of menopause?
Thank you!
Recently my mom who is 41 is having some odd issues; such as, fatigue, her breast hurting, nausea, heart burn, and head aches. There are more symptoms that she has that I can't remember at the moment, but could this be the beginning of menopause?
Thank you!
Hi,
Yeah, she has and the test came back positive, so my mum is having a baby, this week she gets to see the doctor.
Yeah, she has and the test came back positive, so my mum is having a baby, this week she gets to see the doctor.
These symptoms were not my symptoms. At 41, if your mom has had opportunity to become pregnant, she should test for that. If that is negative, she might see her general practitioner for help. Hope she feels better soon.
Hi,
Thank you very much for replying. But, we're not sure now if she's going through menopause, she might be pregnant instead.
Thank you anyways! :)
Thank you very much for replying. But, we're not sure now if she's going through menopause, she might be pregnant instead.
Thank you anyways! :)
Hello Dear,
Yes it is. It was starting of menopause. Add lots of vitamins to her diet. and tell her to do regular exercise. This all will help her to get relief from menopause. Even she can take some herbs like Chaste Berry, red clover etc.This will help her also.
Take care of your mother
Yes it is. It was starting of menopause. Add lots of vitamins to her diet. and tell her to do regular exercise. This all will help her to get relief from menopause. Even she can take some herbs like Chaste Berry, red clover etc.This will help her also.
Take care of your mother
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