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Menopausal woman 22:43 - May 24 with 10533 viewsWilkinswatercarrier

FFS. I honestly can't do anything right.

It's the only reason I get my season ticket anymore. 2hrs of peace every 2 weeks, and relax.

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Menopausal woman on 11:59 - May 27 with 2947 viewsMrSheen

At the risk of turning this board into an outpost of Mumsnet, Mrs S drew on the experience of her friends to go for creams rather than patches. Not usually available on the NHS unfortunately, but they’ve worked wonders for her. TMI probably but the consultation where they decided to dial down the testosterone was the end of a golden era, in hindsight.
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Menopausal woman on 12:14 - May 27 with 2890 viewsGaryBannister86

Menopausal woman on 11:59 - May 27 by MrSheen

At the risk of turning this board into an outpost of Mumsnet, Mrs S drew on the experience of her friends to go for creams rather than patches. Not usually available on the NHS unfortunately, but they’ve worked wonders for her. TMI probably but the consultation where they decided to dial down the testosterone was the end of a golden era, in hindsight.


"outpost of Mumsnet" - love it.

That's the beauty of this board, we get threads like this, but I bet you Mumsnet doesn't have threads discussing whether Ilias Chair's best position is left wing or centre midfield
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Menopausal woman on 12:29 - May 27 with 2855 viewsE17hoop

Menopausal woman on 11:20 - May 27 by numptydumpty

My partner has never taken on HRT.

Reason being - her mum has had breast cancer which can be a genetic condition and there was previously some evidence that taking the HRT could cause a higher chance of catching breast cancer yourself, in these circumstances.

Hence, why she has experienced very difficult hot flushes and times where emotions can be more problematic.

As has been said by a few, similar to the experience garnered by most of us, when watching QPR !!!


Mrs E17 had ovarian cancer, surgery and an early menopause at 34. She was on HRT for 15+ years, and the breast cancer risk was something she was very aware of. As a result, with her family history, the hospital and GP made sure she was checked regularly, had the lowest risk HRT dosage and was managed well.

I know a few peope in this space who support women with non medical intervention - DM me if that might help.

It's always noisiest at the shallow end
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Menopausal woman on 13:34 - May 27 with 2753 viewsTwoHalves

Menopausal woman on 09:23 - May 27 by stowmarketrange

They only get help if they want it.My wife heard stories about hrt treatment causing cancer so she didn’t seek any treatment at all.
On the plus side,I had a month in Australia watching cricket just to get a break from her mood swings.And New Zealand and India.They weren’t really swings as she was irritable all the time.


Did the ball swing though?
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Menopausal woman on 13:41 - May 27 with 2735 viewsMrSheen

Menopausal woman on 11:59 - May 27 by MrSheen

At the risk of turning this board into an outpost of Mumsnet, Mrs S drew on the experience of her friends to go for creams rather than patches. Not usually available on the NHS unfortunately, but they’ve worked wonders for her. TMI probably but the consultation where they decided to dial down the testosterone was the end of a golden era, in hindsight.


Might get a thread on breast-feeding or sex chairs, but that’s as close as it gets.
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Menopausal woman on 13:50 - May 27 with 2704 viewswombat

Menopausal woman on 08:41 - May 27 by TheChef

Does this also cover perimenopausal women?

Like the menopause, but more spicy!


The saying anything that bleeds for 12 months of the year and dosnt die is evil is a phrase which always sticks with me.

my favs are
your making noise when u eat !
Dont make a noise with your knife when eating food its annoying .
Too Hot
Too cold
too windy

To noisy is another used when you dare put the tv up one or two levels

and they wonder why we want to site in the car for 9 hours for a midweek game to burnely and say we enjoy it .

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Menopausal woman on 14:03 - May 27 with 2677 viewscaptainmycaptian

Bravest post on here since "chelsea there not so bad" and " i dont mind finishing 16th" and "that game against Oxford wasn't so bad" !!! I mean without quoting life of brian are there any women out.there ?
Am there my self and she is utterly utterly nuts very little logic. The behaviour of a teenage girl everything i do is the wrong thing. Have honestly kept my family together throughout it. She was slightly emotionally unstable before but now !!! My advice is.get hobbies.get out the house ,nod and smile a lot and don't have free will !! Also dont state facts as.regards as a.man our hormones have been dropping off for years and we get on with it
Also don't call it reverse puberty thats actually dangerous if some what fun. This has been almost cathartic writing this down. I shall deny all of it if ever.used against me. Best of.British luck to.any man that has to.age oneself and deal.with women in their menopausal days.
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Menopausal woman on 15:01 - May 27 with 2592 viewsSuperhoops2808

Anyone with a Menopausal partner that struggles to sleep at night, after a lot of joint research with said partner, we got this. And now she sleeps like a baby of a night time

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0

Hope it helps others - And as E17 said above its good that this no longer gets swept under the carpet and open conversations are had although you still see derogatory comments made around it
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Menopausal woman on 18:03 - May 27 with 2477 viewsscot1963

I think I sailed through it without noticing - but then the men around me may have thought differently . My mum was an angry woman - usually with my dad if he was breathing - so I vowed never to be like that and move on if someone was annoying me that much.
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Menopausal woman on 20:59 - May 27 with 2358 viewsMrSheen

Menopausal woman on 15:01 - May 27 by Superhoops2808

Anyone with a Menopausal partner that struggles to sleep at night, after a lot of joint research with said partner, we got this. And now she sleeps like a baby of a night time

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0

Hope it helps others - And as E17 said above its good that this no longer gets swept under the carpet and open conversations are had although you still see derogatory comments made around it


Interesting. Mrs S is on the magnesium too.
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Menopausal woman on 22:31 - May 27 with 2289 viewsnumptydumpty

Menopausal woman on 12:29 - May 27 by E17hoop

Mrs E17 had ovarian cancer, surgery and an early menopause at 34. She was on HRT for 15+ years, and the breast cancer risk was something she was very aware of. As a result, with her family history, the hospital and GP made sure she was checked regularly, had the lowest risk HRT dosage and was managed well.

I know a few peope in this space who support women with non medical intervention - DM me if that might help.


Cheers E17.

I have said many times to her, the chances now are from zero to slim, but she is not changing her mind.

She is the type to never go to the doctors unless she is practiclaly at deaths door.Had a similar scenario with my old mum. Never went to the docs until she was a week from her maker and seem to have ended up with someone who has exactly the same issues


Believe me, there have been a lot of gentle suggestions, but its not happening...

"Walking in a Mackie Wonderland"
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Menopausal woman on 23:39 - May 27 with 2245 viewscuppahoop

You have my full sympathies,been sleeping on the Sofa downstairs for best part of 2 months while she overheats every night & I can snore as much as I like so win win..Trigger point is if suggested you maybe menopausal but apparently it’s peri menopause & Refueses to try HRT so my life will probably only get worse when it’s full on..Qpr are my escape for a few hours despite the result..
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Menopausal woman on 19:00 - May 29 with 1885 viewscaptainmycaptian

Question
Rangers game of the usual stuff or 90 mins with your menopausal woman using you as the emotional punch bag for all her problems ? Probably why the demographics ar rangers are like thry are
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Menopausal woman on 09:53 - Jun 8 with 1485 viewsTheChef

Mrs Chef reckons the patches aren't working.

I made the mistake of agreeing

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Menopausal woman on 18:31 - Jun 8 with 1290 viewsJimmyR

Menopausal woman on 15:01 - May 27 by Superhoops2808

Anyone with a Menopausal partner that struggles to sleep at night, after a lot of joint research with said partner, we got this. And now she sleeps like a baby of a night time

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0

Hope it helps others - And as E17 said above its good that this no longer gets swept under the carpet and open conversations are had although you still see derogatory comments made around it


I was sure that was going to be a link for another separate bed
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Menopausal woman on 20:10 - Jun 8 with 1199 viewsSonic_Hoop

Menopausal woman on 12:14 - May 27 by GaryBannister86

"outpost of Mumsnet" - love it.

That's the beauty of this board, we get threads like this, but I bet you Mumsnet doesn't have threads discussing whether Ilias Chair's best position is left wing or centre midfield


I'm not so sure. Where do you think Stainrod ended up?
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Menopausal woman on 06:30 - Jun 10 with 974 viewsSpaceman_P

Menopausal woman on 20:10 - Jun 8 by Sonic_Hoop

I'm not so sure. Where do you think Stainrod ended up?


My wife is pregnant so I think I am having a worst time right now.
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