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OB/GYN Dr. Mary Claire Haver breaks down the lesser-known period of perimenopause
Everyone has to learn more about women's health and try to be more accommodating. I can only imagine this in men and the rage we would have when we are not in control.
Lucky me. My perimenopause has been the biggest blessing for me. I am back to feeling normal again. This whole time I’ve been “fertile” nothing made sense. Now I am calmer, focused, and in control, but I wish my skin would catch up.
I have had very few problems. It might be because I change my diet and exercize about the same time. So I have never felt better in my entire life as I feel now. Postmenopause at 59 years.
I heard a great comparison of "imagine if a man just lost his testicles. That's the level of hormone change that we're experiencing. That's an emergency"
Calcium!!!! They didn't mention osteoporosis can begin at this point due hormone changes, it absorbs it differently and that you definitely need to increase intake to double what is recommended. PLEASE TALK to your dr. I wish she had mentioned this because so many women learn it too late to prevent it.<br>Menopause affects MANY different things. Hormones changes affect bone health!!
I'm going through it now at 35 (history of early menopause in my family) and honestly it's complete bunk that I have to deal with hot flashes and night sweats on top of a period 😑 I demand compensation......
Bioidentical hormone cream that you rub on your arms at night. Just a little dab. High in progesterone with just a drop of estrogen and testosterone will help quite a bit. The earliest reports saying this could increase risk of cancer is not really accurate according to how several female gynecologist explained it to me. I’ve never had any problems and I’ve been on it since 2015.
The "EKG Clock" is a Myth: No woman’s body naturally operates like a perfectly timed machine. I saw her on Instagram equating a normal, healthy 7-day variation to a "perimenopausal pause" or immediate hormonal chaos which ignores basic biological variation.
My peri started probably at 39, maybe 40. It was very slight. By 44 I was diagnosed with ADHD and started Adderall - GAME CHANGER. Then I hit 46 and started HRT - ANOTHER GAME CHANGER! Finding the right Dr that believes you - AND has studied and taken legitimate medical classes on the science of menopause - is critical.
I went though menopause, fully, by age 37. My FSH (what the pituitary gland sens out to tell the ovaries to ovulate, the "signal" that she was talking about) was SO high, it couldn't be measured by the test; it just said "over 200." Like 5 doctors, who together had nearly 200 years of practice, said they'd never even <b>heard</b> of it getting so high, even in cases if FSH releasing pituitary*tumors,* which I did not have. I went from peri to post menopausal in about 3 years, losing 80% of my hair and having nigh sweats so bad I had to sleep next to a PILE of extra clothes and sheets, requiring showers most nights. And that's just my obvious symptoms- there were a lot more, many of which I think destroyed the relationship I had at the time. The doctor who tested my FSH did it on a whim! I almost didn't get diagnosed. My egg reserve was 0 at age 37. But premature ovarian failure (well, it's called insufficiency now, but in my case I think failure is the right term!) is pretty common (about 1% of women will finish menopause before age 40, with 1% of those women before age 30). We need to talk about this stuff openly! And we need way, way more education.
Most women start perimenopausal symptoms between 35-40 and no one knows or talks about it. Please talk about it with the women you know so they do not suffer!
perimenopause has made my adhd absolutely impossible to manage. i think this is a common time for women to realize that they actually do have adhd, now they've burnt out and our brains are apparently done with masking.<br><br>i also have pmdd, and now it's like i want to kms every month. my entire reality feels unreal and scary.<br><br>hot tip (pun intended) I take gabapentin for hot flashes and it really helps. i still sweat at night, but only under a certain temp (idk this makes no sense.)
My entire life since puberty I’ll have my period maybe 4x a year at completely unpredictable times. My drs say I’m fine tho. And honestly, I don’t care.
Hormonally were becoming more like<br>Men ànd once at menopause were fully like men. It’s why men have a hard time with their wives because were moré like thém ànd they can’t take it. Thén women start to hate their husbands because we are no longer blinded by estrogen and progesterone and it why we leave them because we have come to senses.
If this was a MALE health issue we’d know literally everything there’s to know about it, common knowledge, and there would be multiple therapeutics available. Need more research $$ for women!!
All these perimenopause content keeps popping up for me, I must’ve searched too many overlapping symptoms and now the internet is trying to tell me something 😅🫠
When the whole thing of Karen’s started, I came to the conclusion that the majority of them are probably menopausal. Look at their ages- most of them in their 40’s, it’s probably their hormones. Yes, they shouldn’t be doing whatever it is they’re doing, and I know menopause is no excuse for those racist Karen’s, but I think most of them wouldn’t act out if their hormones had been normal. It’d be interesting to study the hormone levels at the time of the incident 😅
Ive often had multiple periods in a month, I wonder what that means for me with menopause, like am I depleting my eggs even faster? Will I be in perimenopause sooner?
And what happens to the women who chose birth control/ menstrual control options through their entire lives that prevented the release of their eggs, thereby stopping the normal monthly cycle of unfertilized eggs?
none of those metaphors helped paint a picture about why we should invest more into women’s health. She should’ve been more graphic and direct. I want men to feel uncomfortable and i want women to hear what their government doesnt prioritize
Sooooo my periods started chabging and becoming unpredictable around 36. The severe hot flashes started around 38, but at 40 is when my period disappeared entirely.<br>Ill be 42 next month, and i still have male doctors laughing at me saying im too young for menopause.<br>At this point im just tired.<br>Every woman is different, everyone goes thru all of this at dofferent times. Advicate as hard as yall can, bcuz no one will listen to us until we make them✊🏽
I could totally care less about whatever is or isn't going on between Marthac and Ina. But what a wasted opportunity to just interview and focus on the legend herself that is Ina!
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I'm 42, and it took me three different doctors to get one to finally listen to me. I strongly recommend online telahealth like Gennev or similar outlets. That's where I finally got help.
Just before turning 47 this past year, I had my first experience with “hot flashes”! For like 2 solid months, this BS. And I live in central fuching Florida. Hot flashes when the heat index has is at 110 degrees is just…..not ok.
37 year old here currently going through perimenopause may very likely be at the tail end of it since I have a sneaky suspicion it started when I was 33
At 56, I am wondering when this starts. I still get it monthly and have none of the menopausal issues everyone else gets. My brain has most certainly not gotten the message🙄
Menopause sent me straight to depression 😢<br>It is an extremely difficult period in a woman's life and usually we just get bad jokes about it.<br>Thankfully, we started talking publicly about it & stopped being ashamed of it.
So true, i sweated non stop for 7 years , changing out of sweat soaked t-shirts in the middle of every night, starting at age 52. There is nothing worse than of drop of sweat rolling down the side of your face during a business meeting.