Surprising menopause symptoms | Dr Louise Newson Live

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• KR

  @kr1221E · 1 year ago

  Thank you Dr Louise for giving over your time on Sundays - It is really appreciated. 🙏

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• GL

  @GlobalMenopauseCollective · 1 year ago

  The lesser-known symptoms often affect women most deeply yet go unnoticed. Thank you for bringing evidence-based insights to help women feel informed and supported.

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• KA

  @karensmith-nr9ey · 1 year ago

  Got my first over the phone consultation regarding starting HRT. I’ve studied and I’m learning as much as I can to actually help my doctor. I really want body identical no chemicals x

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• AJ

  @ajs6750 · 1 year ago

  Thank you so much for your informative videos. From Denmark

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• MA

  @MayaThomas · 3 months ago

  Too much progesterone can cause sleeplessness and anxiety.

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• YV

  @yveeriksson7437 · 1 year ago

  I learned something new today, thanks to this video. My eczema is very aggressive and burning in the evenings, but much milder in the morning. Apparently it can be related to the hormones fluctuating throughout the day. Which I see as another reason to try HRT.

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• AS

  @askssk715 · 11 months ago (edited)

  Itchy ears! Skin peels around the outer ears too. So ridiculous. Just started on HRT, but so far that hasn't helped that condition.  I'm 59. Had tinnitus for years too. Haven't felt like me in a few years and I don't find much joy these days. Even with exercise, I'm just tired.

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• MA

  @marinasolt6232 · 1 year ago

  Thank you so much for stating again how hormones affect every cell in our bodies. I loved your confirmation of all those potential symptoms, many of which I have experienced. I have another one for you…slow healing. I didn’t realize I was menopausal at first, because I’d had a hysterectomy a few years before, when I was hit with a laundry list of symptoms. One of the weird ones was slow healing. I nicked my leg shaving and the cut that would ordinarily have been healed in 2-3 days was still visible weeks and weeks later. I couldn’t figure out what was wrong. I looked it up much later when I got educated about menopause, and, of course, estrogen helps with healing. I haven’t heard anyone mention that one.  Thanks again for all you do!

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• JU

  @julieellis6793 · 1 year ago

  Wow, this was awesome! I've been having a deep chest pain and didn’t think it was my heart, but now I believe it was due to hormones.  I've been on them for a few months,  so maybe its going to take a little longer to get balanced. Thank you for taking the time to go through these symptoms.

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• BE

  @beckybarrel · 3 months ago

  OMG, I have just found you 🎉and shared you with all my girl crew, I am the oldest, 64, been told I was too old for HRT, I live in France (though am British) and have had dreadful experiences with male gynaecologists here, which has left me traumatised.  I have been suffering hot flushes, night sweats, weight gain, jumpy legs, hip pain, I have arthritis in my spine, slightly raised cholesterol (for which my Dr prescribed statins, which I am not taking) and finally you, wonderful Dr Louise Newson have given me the confidence to go to my GP and demand HRT, slight problem that he is Spanish and speaks little French or English, but you have provided me with enough ammunition to write a document and translate it, hopefully this will start a process, if not I am looking for a new Doctor 😂. Thank you 🙏

• TA

  @tanyabell9764 · 5 months ago

  Metabolically something went as lost 10 kg of weight during perimenopause majorly due to insomnia and stress.

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• 3C

  @3chawindy · 9 months ago

  Apart from many things I also have been suffering from my mouth and tongue burning 😭 I thought I had mouth cancer 😭

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