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hot flashes and black cohosh
Comments (11)I have symptoms (same as my mother) of early onset Menopause. At 35 years old I've already suffered the hot flashes and night sweats and irregular menstruation. I've had the symptoms come and go since I was about 30-31 years old. A handful of years ago I suffered a false pregnancy and a Native American woman I knew told me about a combination of Soy Isoflavones and Black Cohosh (capsules) to help regulate my hormone levels. The combination brought my hormone levels back into balance within a matter of days, relieved and eliminated ALL of my pregnancy symptoms. When I started having the menopause symptoms more frequently I tried them again on the theory that if they can regulate hormones from "pregnancy" back to normal then perhaps they would help with menopausal symptoms too. I have since discovered that adding St. John's Wart to the mix also helps with the irritability that goes with it all. I've taken these together for 3 years now. I noticed a change within a matter of 2-4 days when not taken consistently. When taken consistently I have noticed that they tend to reduce the frequency and intensity of hot flashes and night sweats (if not eliminate altogether for extended periods of time). They also tend to regulate the timing and duration of menstruation to a more consistent schedule as well as reduce cramping, fatigue, mood swings and irritability. I'm sure like with all herbal remedies there may be mixed results for everyone. But I hope the information helps and if you do decide to try it.. I hope it works wonders for you like it did for me. Tricia...See MorePossible pregnancy at 51
Comments (2)It is extremely unlikely you are pregnant, but I suppose another pregnancy test in a few weeks can assure you. (I had regular monthly periods until last year, at 57! But my doctor told me around age 48 that I could stop worrying about birth control, as it would take a miracle to get pregnant naturally. (She explained that even if we still have regular periods in our late forties and into our 50's, our uterus knows we are no longer meant to conceive and will not 'accept' an egg, unless we use IVF drugs to artificially force it to do so.) However, I'm bothered that your doctor simply stated all was fine, as I'd be wondering whether something might be amiss with your ovaries or uterus, after reading your symptoms. Please ask your doctor if you should have an ultrasound to see if an ovarian cyst or thickened endometrium could be causing your symptoms....See MoreBastian and Molly have some news
Comments (82)Such cute pictures. And I'm glad you found a"canine assistant" at the park. Molly doesn't look too excited in the crib, though! (I'm curious, is the cute pink teddy bear photoshopped? No shadow, though Halloween IS coming up...)...See MoreCovid is in the house
Comments (41)@petalique for three reasons: sh*ts and giggles (for a few weeks after Christmas I tested weekly) my son tested + Tuesday night I visited my husbands dying aunt in the Covid unit (n95 + surgical mask +gown +gloves + eye shield worn) the night my son tested positive. He messaged me the photo as we were leaving the hospital. That was why on Tuesday night. On Wednesday, I started to feel a sore throat. Because my son tested positive, I thought I had sympathy symptoms. LOL The sore throat was still there Thursday. By Thursday night when I was still negative I assumed strep throat. and Friday morning when I had the fever and fatigue I assumed I was right about the strep but tested again as I had to go to work in the afternoon and being the responsible person that I am, tested again. This time it was positive and super faint. I did two tests: one nasal, one throat. both came back with a super faint line. As for exposure? I work in a drugstore. Sick people shop in drugstores. They hang out in the aisles I work in. They touch EVERYTHING! Nobody has stopped touching EVERYTHING. 98% of our customers do not wear masks at all. They hang out in the aisle I work in. I am exposed DAILY. By people who say, "it's not covid, it's a cold. I tested earlier". Well, I had symptoms for 2 days before testing positive on the third day, it's wasn't strep as I suspected finally. And it was phantom symptoms. And most of the customers buying cough and cold meds are not masked when they are at my till and not standing behind the shield. And touching everything. We allow random people to come inside our lunchroom without a mask on to walk through to use our restrooms while we are eating our lunches and dinners. The staff I work with are mostly younger people who go to bars and parties. A few don't believe covid is a bad thing. And it certainly didn't help when one of them thought it was pregnancy symptoms and worked almost the whole time with Covid. She only tested because we had a staff meeting and everyone had to do a RAT test as there would be too many people in a small area. Even though I suspected she had covid before she tested (nausea, chills, sore back pain that ran down her leg), I didn't argue with her. A lot of people don't realize that pain is a covid symptom. While *I* did everything possible to avoid getting sick, or to passing it to someone else, the same wasn't done for me. Am I angry? yes and no. I was going to get it eventually. BUT, I shouldn't have gotten it from co-workers. Why we are not mandated to wear masks is beyond me. we are in healthcare and we don't have to wear a mask at work. I'm one of the few who does. And the three of us who are off right now always mask at work. But NOT in the lunchroom. We can't eat with a mask on and I"m not missing out on eating because people can't do what they're supposed to do. I'm a little angry right now. Can ya tell?...See More- 19 years agolast modified: 11 years ago
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