How menopause affects your 5 senses

[@alexalexides8947]

This all hit me, and so suddenly, and my doctors didn't connect it whatsoever with hormones. I really can't believe that this isn't more widely known, so thank you so much for making these videos! They tried to diagnose about 50 unconnected "syndromes" in my case, and thankfully I just figured it out on my own.

[@AvogelCoUk]

Good to hear that you finally got this sorted Alex! Best Wishes Eileen

[@barbaraondich7374]

I'm 58 and my hearing is very sensitive. Loud noises bother me.

[@valleygirl670]

read my post

[@RedNicole22]

I have noticed, floaters, blurred vision, and need for readers, my smell is not as heightened as pregnancy, but it’s better than it was, and a lot of smells turn me off. My hearing has gotten way better and most things drive me crazy, I prefer being in silence. Even my daughter seems like she’s yelling all the time. I always have to tell her to talk quietly. My skins crawls at times, and I avoid certain materials now. I haven’t really noticed anything regarding my taste and pray I don’t start hating things I once loved.

[@Op-ol7hi]

I am going through everything you have spoken about in this video. So what I have done is to warm compression on the eye twice a day and I have been using eye drops. Preservative free daily. Thanks for the good work you'are doing

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome Op, great tip too, thank you! Best Wishes Eileen

[@valleygirl670]

i hate to jump in here, but another user that started menopause said she realized her world was beginning to get small and she couldnt do much because of sensory overload. She says she started Celexa a SSRI and it was a game changer. Also i just had an eye check and the optometrist who is a top doctor said my eyes are perfect for someone my age. I knew it was something else!

[@fingerprint5511]

Floaters increased. Glasses are a must now. Thank you for all your work!

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome! Best Wishes Eileen

[@gwendolynreed9477]

Your expertise is much needed concerning this topic. I have noticed my hearing has definitely affected by my menopause. I love the quiet. i have been squinting more often. Thank you again!

[@sarahjennings8732]

Is There Ever Anything positive you can tell us about the Menopause? Like When do we know it's coming to an End? It seems to be All doom and gloom stuff you tell us about this Menopause Sh1te.

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome Gwendoline Best Wishes Eileen

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Sarah The topics I talk about every week come from real menopausal women asking about these symptoms who want to know how to help themselves. Many do find my tips and advice helpful so, sorry to hear that you think it's all negative. I have posted a video blog on how long this may last (although it is different for every woman) so you are welcome to take a look. www.avogel.co.uk/health/menopause/videos/how-long-menopause-lasts-and-what-happens-afterwards/ Best Wishes Eileen

[@valleygirl670]

read my post at the top!

[@Christine83507]

Your information is so helpful. Thank you! I appreciate the way your videos are styled as well. Very calming 😊

[@AvogelCoUk]

You are welcome Saymac! Best Wishes Eileen

[@ethelbentancourt2233]

As usual thank you for sharing this information blessings to you and your family in Jesus mighty name 🙏🙏

[@AvogelCoUk]

Thanks Ethel :)

[@keatlaretsentwayagae5131]

Thank you are very helpful

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome Keatlaretse! Best Wishes Eileen

[@pattycake8272]

I have had dry nasel membranes. I have some saline solution, it's not working great but it helps me when I blow my nose😁

[@AvogelCoUk]

Hi Patty cake The Sea Buckthorn oil capsules can often be helpful for this. Best Wishes Eileen

[@dinagunnacao8028]

I'm one of your subscribers ma'am and I thank you that I've learned a lot with every topic you discussed about menapausal symptoms now that I feel like I'm going through it

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome Dina Best Wishes Eileen

[@denisebhagwandeen2876]

Your information is so helpful thanks u so much 😊

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome Denise! Best Wishes Eileen

[@pattycake8272]

It's hard for me to drink water in the morning but I have been doing a lot better, I literally use a measuring cup and fill it with my water and and drink two of them. I'm stubborn I guess. But my good side does win in somethings.

[@jacquelinearcher1158]

I add a dash of lemon juice to my morning water…even a squeeze of Jif lemon works .

[@pattycake8272]

@@jacquelinearcher1158 okay. I do get a lemon once in a while because it brightens my day to see them, maybe I could actually try using them. Lol.

[@AvogelCoUk]

Yes, it can be hard drinking water first thing, I know I would far rather have a cup of tea but I do feel the difference if I miss my first water! Best Wishes Eileen

[@AvogelCoUk]

Great tip, thanks Jacqueline. I often find a couple of squashed or chopped strawberries can make a nice drink too! Best Wishes Eileen

[@florawyatt3380]

Thank you God bless

[@AvogelCoUk]

You are welcome Flora Best Wishes Eileen

[@jhaneferrer7880]

Thanks you so much for sharing your vedio love it.

[@AvogelCoUk]

You're welcome Jhane! Best Wishes Eileen