They know compassion is not our forte...why fake it now.
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Men, we need to talk about menopause.
- Thread starter chicoazul
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They know compassion is not our forte...why fake it now.
Rita_Poon
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You speak for yourself, I cried in bed last night.
tommye
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I hope it was for pleasure.
Tears make great lube
Rita_Poon
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I was alone, why do you think I was crying...
Disclaimer; Pardon my ignorance.
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My partner is worried about it so asked me to listen to this podcast. Was useful.
Missus degsy had HRT, made her 'worse', eventually sacked it off and muddled through-ish
But it deffo seriously messes with your head...and anecdotally, some are never even close to 'normal' ever again
To my simple engineers mind if you don't 'measure it' before hand how can you say take 'this mixture' in 'these ratios'
Without a pre-measured base line to work from.
Also; can you link days between periods (21-30?) to onset age of Menopause (46-53?)
asking for a friend as I only have a sample of one to work from
Must've copped for a real verbal arse chewing and is looking for sympathy
You should always read the fine print behind the 'boilerplate' generalisation statement..“Should anyone present know of any reason that this couple should not be joined in holy matrimony, speak now or forever hold your peace."
I've only listened to the one podcast so not really in a position of authority to comment. They did say that hormone measures can fluctuate massively for the same woman for different reasons so difficult to get a baseline.
My other half always struggled with the pill because of what it did to her hormones, bringing on mood swings etc so we have similar worries about hrt.
DrEFC
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Start at the lowest dose, progesterone really is there to prevent excessive thickening of the womb lining, so use lowest dose or bio-identical progesterone (e.g uterogestan). Use lowest dose estrogen and taper up if symptoms you're trying to ameliorate aren't controlled. Some need low dose testosterone, but this can only be prescribed by a certified menopause specialist.
uglykidjoe1982
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At least that’s one menopause symptom my wife doesn’t have to worry about.When a generally fit woman started pulling muscles whilst having an orgasm, I knew times were a'changin'.
(Love posting stuff like this when I know she'll read the thread.)
Love ya, dear.
This should really be in the Funny stuff thread 
(scarpers like mad
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(scarpers like mad
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Tommy Chong
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Well, this is one definition of menopause:
If that's the case, then I reckon most Everton supporters would be going through menopause.
If that's the case, then I reckon most Everton supporters would be going through menopause.
Bishop Thumpety-Thump
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My missus went through exactly the same when she was on Tamoxifen. Brain fog was the worst thing for her, she has quite a responsible job and was really beating herself up over mistakes she made at work. Must be an awful double whammy, being treated for cancer then going through menopause immediately after.I had a very quick menopause as it was bought on rapidly because of chemo for breast cancer. I had a few physical things like hot sweats, joint pain but fortunately no mental problems. I refuse to acknowledge any sort of illness though so will be at death's door before admitting to anything