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I gave up driving altogether because of it so you are bloody amazing to keep going x
I get it even as a passenger. Terrifying. So sorry you re going through it.
to combat issues with damage/irritation to the lining of your stomach and reflux you can line your stomach with milk before you take it. It being an alkaline balances the acid and the protein gives the stomach digestion something to work on like when you take tablets with food.Oh I see! Thankfully I don’t have any gut or reflux issues.. thanks
just for anyone who thinks this might be helpful.
for much later when the meaning of this is lost in the thread.
I should clarify I was talking about ibuprofen in this post sorry I should have said rather than just calling it it
I'm telling you girls, Wegovy works wonders at helping perimenopause. My night sweats are gone, my stomach pooch is going, I'm thinking clearly again and anxiety is heaps better
Same here!! Cleared them sweats right up
Beyond a b12 check I don’t think doctors here test for anything vitamin related.
Best thing I ever did. Am hoping it means I can not worry about HRT. Time will tell I guess.Same here!! Cleared them sweats right up
Was this from doctors or private?
Where are you in your peri menopause journey? Eg. How long since your last period?
Has anyone paid privately to see a menopause specialist. Is it worth doing.
Dr's. I used an online one called Youly.
Actually couldn't tell you as I skip all periods with the pill. Haven't had one in years. I'm 43 and have had the sweats for about a year.
You shouldn't need to. I know some GPs are still in the dark ages plus please persevere.
NICE guidelines: https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng...opping-hormone-replacement-therapy-for-anyone
If you google 'menopause symptoms checklist' you can download and print off a list of symptoms so if you tick the ones affecting you then you can demonstrate to the GP.
Another strange one... eyesight considerably worse at random times 
I can't pinpoint it to any particular causes, and it happens at various times in various places. I mentioned it to the optician a while back and apparently it's normal for 'ladies over 40' 
I can't pinpoint it to any particular causes, and it happens at various times in various places. I mentioned it to the optician a while back and apparently it's normal for 'ladies over 40' 
I've been talking to some friends who have been through the meno. We decided that you either get brain fog and anxiety, or you get RAGE. I'm getting rage.
I'm also getting semi-permanent thrush. Sorry for the TMI.
I'm also getting semi-permanent thrush. Sorry for the TMI.
I got rage, then I got the others later. I don’t think the rage will last
ETA wash all your knickers on hot with vinegar, halve your detergent and don’t use softener. The vinegar kills the yeast that can be left in the washing with the heat and the other stuff is just to limit irritation.
Don’t let your feet touch your knickers either. It may all sound mad but I’ve lived by this rule and I don’t get thrush.
My eyesight got worse in peri and I also have really dry eyes now.Another strange one... eyesight considerably worse at random times
Me too, my prescription changed x2 in 12 mths. I use drops from Tesco first thing in a morning as this is when the dryness is worse for me. Night time is itchy ears
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