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Sailed through menopause

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grannymy Fri 17-Jan-20 12:17:55

Often when reading posts about women who have had a hellish time going through their menopause it makes me feel exceptionally lucky. I don't believe I had any symptoms whatsoever. I also received a partial hysterectomy because I had a cyst on an ovary and was warned that afterwards I might need to take HRT. I had no need to as I didn't feel any different. Anyone else like me and had no symptoms?

Esspee Mon 20-Jan-20 05:17:17

Having a surgical menopause at 40 I was immediately given oestrogen implants. On them I feel wonderful and my bone density remains robust so, over 30 years later, I am still on HRT and will be for the rest of my life.

KarenDerna Fri 07-Feb-20 08:10:30

I'm glad that I am not the only one who has not even noticed menopause. I had a hysterectomy aged 42, my ovaries were left intact. But as I had no periods I had no idea if I had gone through the menopause. I'm 61 next month so it must have happened by now. Just feel very lucky I that respect. I also commiserate with women who have such an awful time with it

Fiachna50 Fri 07-Feb-20 10:39:06

You are all very fortunate, mine was absolute hell. Good luck to you all. I' m glad none of you suffered like I did. I wouldn't wish it on anyone.

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Bleything21 Mon 02-Sept-24 19:02:20

Thrush and menapause
Has any body had recurrent thrush in the menapause that they just couldn’t resolve. My gp has given me the 3x 72 hour fluconazole and then once a week for 3 months. I’ve done this 3 times and it never goes. I was wondering if any body was given vagifem to help with thrush even though in itself it can give you thrush. I am just so sore from so many tablets.

Norah Mon 02-Sept-24 20:05:16

I was lucky, no symptoms - and no more pregnancies!