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Hi Lady Sabina, I too am new to this forum and I thought I would share my experience of the menopause as it sounds as though it could be similar. I found changing my diet helpful, cutting out sugar, wheat and dairy as much as possible. I also found I had hot flushes when I was stressed about things. Being a reflexologist myself I went to a reflexologist and that really helped a lot. I am a big fan of detoxing and I used Crystal Spring Detoxing Footpads and also Serenity natural progesterone. Does the medication have any side affects that are listed and did you come off the medication with the consent of your Dr. if you didn't see the Dr. perhaps you should go back and ask them? Hope this helps. RL=www.crystalspring.co.uk]www.crystalspring.co.uk[/URL] <a href="http://www.crystalspring.co.uk">www.crystalspring.co.uk</a> |
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Hi Angieee
Great to hear someone who seems to know what its like to be premopausell, I have just heard the work Peri this week for the first time, im 47 and totally confused. I went back to my doctor yesterday and got told off for not taking tablets for depression, I decided against it. My moods can get very low. I have my coil in now 5 months and am still getting my periods and they are getting heaver. Iv deceided to give it a little bit longer and hopefully it will sttle down. Now spring is on the way hopefully my moods get better, im going to look for the book Dr John R Lee and get more advice.
Thanks for the tip
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Hi,after having the mirena coil took out after 6 years after a bad time with messed up hormones and being told that i was perimenopausal,then i was put on hormone replacement osterolgel,then i was told to stop this .In the end i got into a mood where i thought just plod along and get on with the way i was feeling,tierd,overweight i put on nearly 3 stone on being on mirena coil,loss of libido,no confidence,and very short tempered with everyone.well for a while i have been using a newfood supplement called nutrafem,i feel great and i just wanted to tell you that its helped me,i no that not everyone is the same but please have alook at the website its worth looking at its www.nutrafx.com.I have been on it for 3 weeks and i feel great,also it took 2 days to come bye post,please let me no what you think? |
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Hi Mandy 1960
Thanks for your email, When I went back to the doctor she put on Cyklokaprom to stop my periods, and then she said see how I go. Im going to give it a try for a bit longer as I only have the coil in 5 months and I have met women whow have it in and have no problems. If I keep going on like this i will have it removed. I will check out that web site and give them a go.
Thanks for your advice
Emily
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dear emily, I had a mirena coil in for 4 years and always had really bad headaches. Consulted the doctor but he said that they aren't related. I also gained a whole lot of pounds. I got off the coil and lost the migraines. I'm still having weight issues though. I'm had mine removed... I don't think all of these are coincidental!
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Hi there everyone My name is Mary Frances and I'm new to this excellent website. Just like all of you I too was in the menopause. Luckily I found a website that did the trick for me and now I have periods and ovulation cycles once again without any help from western mediine! And my 1st period was on the 4th week of just starting my treatments. It took my breath away! And I'm 48. If you google as I did and just type 'reverse my menopause' you may find the same site. The guy's name is Tony and he lives in London. His off-the-wall technique is amazing but it works. For me anyway. Hope you find his site. Best of luck with your search.
Mary Frances
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