I had horrible aching feet, varying joint pain (very active/very fit) & the hot flashes during night, etc but the strangest was constant dry, peeling chapped lips. Every day the skin would flake & I would pick off skin & repeat. To the point I saw my dermatologist when I was peri menopausal & she never thought about hormones. Once I officially went through (suffered greatly for long enough) menopause & started HRT all of these things reversed. I had tons of other issues that were very life changing which HRT completely turned around. HRT is LIFE-GIVING
@helenroscoe11246 ай бұрын
Hi there I can understand the peeling lips you talk about mine do this constantly Can I ask how long did it take for the hrt to make a difference xxx
@anne-louisegoldie5 ай бұрын
My mum had lips like that, I called them her snakeskin lips as the skin looked like it was peeling in little bits. I need lip balm on my lips but no peeling. I'm taking HRT but my mum didn't get to have that, sadly 😊xx
@jessicahitchens69264 ай бұрын
Castor oil. Lip balms don't really work. Even vaseline is better. It's a sealant..
@thingsshemakes4 ай бұрын
Gosh we need one of you in every surgery in the country. Ive felt so much reassured and gotten so many more answers from your vidoes than any number of the GPs I’ve seen in the last year for answers and help. Thank you for all of the work you’re doing you don’t know how appreciated you are.
@LucyOfTheSeas6 ай бұрын
I’ve had unexplained dry cough for about 3 years that is gone once I was put on estradiol patch with micronized progesterone. That explained all my perimenopausal symptoms that gradually started around that time as well
@jessicahitchens69264 ай бұрын
Propiol spray or drops.
@anne-louisegoldie5 ай бұрын
I asked my dentist about hormones and gums and teeth, she didn't know anything about it at all (and she's 45.) I mentioned you, I hope she will learn how important hormones are for mouth health. I also asked an oral surgeon who was giving a talk on effects of osteoporosis medications about the role of hormone replacement in bone health of the jaw. Again, tumbleweeds 😢. I hope things improve soon, I cannot understand the disinterest 😊xx
@russvet2 ай бұрын
There is scientific data that applications even with estriol are very successful for gums. And periodontitis is the case of osteoporosis
@kr1221EАй бұрын
Thank you very much Dr Newson you’ve covered some of my symptoms and this video is extremely informative.
@melaniehall5094 ай бұрын
I have shortness of breath that is quite scary… I’ve never smoked and don’t have asthma but my doctor insisted that it was asthma and so far I have been prescribed 5 different asthma medications none of which have helped. I’ve brought the topic of HRT up to my doctor at least four times and i literally get cut off mid sentence because they are too busy and not educated. I’d even be happy for a referral 😐. #Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
@mariagibb81852 ай бұрын
I had blocked ears…. Maybe TMJ tension. Went to ENT - nothing wrong. Went to audiologist too and she thought I needed a hearing aid. Wondering if it was all hormones. Now on HRT so lets see
@charleedell926 ай бұрын
My only perimenopause symptom was vertigo, it happened at the start of a heavy period whilst I had lost access to my pill during the pandemic. Back on treatment and touch wood never happened again! Loose or lost teeth can be an early symptom of osteoporosis so should prompt consideration of bone health.
@allenmolitor48896 ай бұрын
Where can I find the Estrogen and Progesterone Body Charts you showed at the beginning of the video?
@melaniehall5094 ай бұрын
On the Balance app
@Tricia-ew1pq6 ай бұрын
I’m 10 years post menopause and finally on HRT after listening to your podcasts so thank you. One thing I have noticed is that some of the symptoms you mentioned such as palpitations, dizziness, tinnitus, noise fright seem to be more prevalent since I started HRT. Is this due to the change in hormones and should it start to improve with time?
@TwoSeasons33966 ай бұрын
Yes, internal vibrations. Thought I was falling apart. Do you consult with international patients?
@jessicahitchens69264 ай бұрын
Yes.
@Karikk726 ай бұрын
Yes I struggle with the body odor change in my armpits. Still looking for a deodorant to help. I used to be able to not wear any and be fine, but not now😮. Sore tongue…yes. Ringing in my ear drives me nuts. Even saw and audiologist and ENT about it. Anxiety sucks and I want it to go away. Never had it before menopause and it’s awful. I do struggle with the lightheaded a lot. Seen a lot of specialist to rule stuff out. Ugh menopause. Still trying to find the right patch dose for me.
@pauline65826 ай бұрын
I had that and more and was contemplating quiting nursing due to terrible brain fog, anxiety, depression, fatique and more. But after 10 months of not being believed by the GP I got my breakthrough. I spoke to male Doc at the practice after finding out Dr Newson on social media. I was armed with info. He knew exactly what I was going through, got me to see the menopause specialist nurse and now I am on high dose Estrogen, progesterone and Testosterone. My life has changed drastically. I have been on it for over a year and I thank God daily. Get your Estrogen doses right and the rest and they will help. All the best.
@angelas.97174 ай бұрын
Yes!! Understand about underarm odor suddenly back. This may work for you...sounds nutty but Google it and then pick it up at your grocery store. Phillip's Milk of Magnesia (unflavored, original) is a natural and cheap deodorant. It won't prevent wetness, but it definitely prevents odor (prevents bacteria growth.) Start w/clean underarms. Between bathing, I rinse my underarms thoroughly every morning/night. Then give the bottle a good shake, dip in a couple of fingers and saturate the underarms completely. Pat dry with a tissue/paper towel. Apply some body powder to help set it (I use Gold Bond Comfort powder w/aloe and chamomile, but others are fine, too.) Been using this for years, but before starting HRT 3 months ago, I could skip. Now I have to do at every morning. And BTW--I started having tinnitus, too...about 10 years ago. Finally saw an audiologist, too--said the tinnitus was "part of aging". Also light headed. Also anxiety. No sore tongue (but have heard of that w/low estrogen) and I expect the HRT will help with all of this. Good luck to us!
@Karikk724 ай бұрын
@@angelas.9717 thank yu so much !!!
@SamS-t9t6 ай бұрын
I had an episode of optic neuritis in my perimenopausal period, associated with severe fatigue and brain fog. This was fully investigated including several MRIs of the brain to rule out multiple sclerosis. On reflection I wonder if sudden drop in oestrogen levels could cause inflammation in optic nerve as an unusual side effect of menopause?
@healershealth58186 ай бұрын
What can stage4 oestrogen receptor positive breast cancer with mets take?
@claudiawilkinson87696 ай бұрын
Vaginal oestrogen or intrarosa (prasterone = DHEA which converts to oestrogen and testosterone) and topical testosterone I’m guessing. Assuming they’re on an aromatase inhibitor. Maybe progesterone too? I think Louise has done specific videos re cancer patients, try searching for those.
@jessika32835 ай бұрын
I am curious if burst blood vessels, particularly in the fingers, are common symptoms and how they might relate to overall health and menopause. I am 42 years old, and I have been on HRT for just over three years. I have been experiencing rosacea and recently burst blood vessels in my finger, which seem to be taking longer to heal. I have seen online discussions where women have mentioned these issues in relation to their menopause. Thank you
@floatingisland5446 ай бұрын
Can being hot constantly, instead of having hot flashes, be related to (peri)menopause too?
@Strangertimes1096 ай бұрын
Yes, I have this .
@Laineyt136 ай бұрын
Yes, and being cold too. The cold flashes were just as bad as the night sweats as they lasted a lot longer for me. HRT has helped massively. I've always been a very chilly person, so just thought it was me, but since taking HRT realised it was def the hormone changes i was experiencing!
@asiminanikitaras3614 ай бұрын
Feeling the internal vibration, just started estrogel with prometrium, almost a month ago. I can say it has helped a little but not quite got rid of the symptom. I'm wondering if more time is needed or eventually a higher dose. Do you have any information on this or suggestions.
@abitofeve65445 ай бұрын
I apologise that I am asking question not related to topic but i dont know where to ask it. I had a pulmunary embolism more than ten years ago. Now i had surgical menopause (only lost my ovaries). I need hormones very much. I listened to your video about bioidentical oestrogen and micronized progesterone that are safe in situation like mine. But when i read drug leaflet in every one of them i see counterindications (even in transdermal only estrogen therapy) that are blod cloth or embolism present or in the past. Im scared and confused.
@Strangertimes1094 ай бұрын
I had the internal tremors they are horrendous 😢
@KKKKAAAARRRRYYYYNN6 ай бұрын
14:13 changes in sense of smell and taste can happen
@danagodfrey29796 ай бұрын
Can u start on a low dose of estrogen patches and go up the the next one any help would b nice cheers thx
@Karikk726 ай бұрын
They have done this for me. Started me on 0.025mg patch for 5 weeks, then 0.0375mg for 6 weeks and now on 0.05mg for 6 weeks and meet with doctor again this week. We started me slow because my estradiol had been
@janemasini3566 ай бұрын
I'm on hrt oestragel and utragestran vaginally , I'm still awaiting for coil removal and replacement, I've also got pms which gives me a progesterone intolerance, I've also have underactive active thyroid, I had my blood s done 3 was ago, testosterone normal and estrogen normal ! My thyroid was low and had to increase my thyroxine. I suffer from severe sleep anxiety and parastiia, itchy crawly skin and pins needles crawley skin like insects crawley abd ckammy skin and cold flushesand sleep apnea! I've had problems with my eyes in and out eye clinic s from tearing and dry eyes, bleeding gums dry mouth, uti. Rang Dr as my symptoms are becoming more debilitating! They were only offering antidepressants! I told them that not my issue ! I said antidepressants fisrnt angry with me! They kept pushing them onto me, I refused and didn't get anywhere with the dr😢❤
@kimthom57936 ай бұрын
Started oestrogel & Ovestin last Oct which helped. Started Testogel abt Feb. Now and again have had some spotting. Over the wkend had a little more spotting but my body feels more like it did when I used to have periods. I'm 66 now and I think periods were about 15yrs ago. Spoke on phone appt last mth to gynaecologist clinic and she didn't like me being on the Testogel and asked who'd prescribed as she wouldn't do it until my levels were tested. But I trust yr info more as they don't care about face to face appts. So feel a bit worried now should I increase anything or stop anything??
@jessicahitchens69264 ай бұрын
You don't need to be worried.
@tracykharp6 ай бұрын
I have found no one with my unusual menopause symptom…over a year since starting estrogen replacement I suddenly developed a constant burning feeling in the head, face, neck, ears…and it’s not a hot flash. It’s awful, and nothing helps it. No rash, no outward signs, just an internal feeling of burning up. Also developed..after being on estrogen long time…bad dreams, horrible anxiety, paranoid, tinnitus. I can’t tolerate oral progesterone, but I suspect not taking it might be a culprit. No idea what to do.
@Laineyt136 ай бұрын
Listen to her live on Progesterone, that might help you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ6xqmSdeM2BfLssi=BTc0GtFazqD2Cy7P There's a vaginal progesterone called Cyclogest you can take if you cannot tolerate oral progesterone. Good luck.
@mazda20386 ай бұрын
Underactive thyroid and menopause do they have a connection? Im 52 on medication for Underactive thyroid, post menopause for yrs now ,started getting bad stomach and leg pains now bleeding, this will be 3rd time now ,had thickening of womb so has procedure to sort that ,have scan on Wednesday to determine if same thing is happening again ,i started naturally going through menopause at 37 and im 53 this year and its been horrendous, ive got arthritis which i think is related as well
@elenalepotova662329 күн бұрын
What kind of procedure? What was the size of your endometrium? Was it done under general anaesthetic? I have similar problem.
@mazda203829 күн бұрын
@elenalepotova6623 they put injection into neck of womb they scrab the thickening plus take biopsy, ive had it done 3 times ,it can be painful but they are really lovely and will hold your hand ,I had 5 babies with no pain relief so my pain threshold is high ,my sister had to actually be put out but that's due to the scar tissue she has as well x
@elenalepotova662329 күн бұрын
@mazda2038 Thanks for your answer. Why do they scrape? Is it for the sake of biopsy or is it curative effect? Did you have Mirena coil? What was the size of your wall? Mine is 16 mm..I am due on Thursday for presyde. I think I will ask for general anaesthetic injection.
@mazda203829 күн бұрын
@elenalepotova6623 mine was 8mm im sure they scrap to make it not as thick and biopsy to check for cancer x it's more thinking about it that was getting me scared ,it was over and done it under 5 minutes ,yes it is uncomfortable but bearable x good luck xx
@elenalepotova662329 күн бұрын
@mazda2038 Thanks a lot for your answer. Hopefully they didn't find cancer in your case. I am super anxious person. I will try to ask for an injection.
@lindyt179325 күн бұрын
Change in muscles, ligaments and joints. Poor muscle tone and very easy to get a bad injury from something seemingly insignificant?
@whathuhreally2 ай бұрын
All due respect, it doesn't matter what our symptoms are, we have zero medical support.
@TwoSeasons33966 ай бұрын
I don’t understand why ALL women don’t have vaginal dryness ??
@CatamaranChannel6 ай бұрын
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@SamS-t9t6 ай бұрын
I had an episode of optic neuritis in my perimenopausal period, associated with severe fatigue and brain fog. This was fully investigated including several MRIs of the brain to rule out multiple sclerosis. On reflection I wonder if sudden drop in oestrogen levels could cause inflammation in optic nerve as an unusual side effect of menopause?
@jessicahitchens69264 ай бұрын
All your hormones declining mostly everything occurring is related to the endocrine system.. Its essentially a deficiency forever 🤣💀