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[Boombod]

Not that I've seen anyway but will let know next week how it goes x

[CLKD]

 

[Boombod]

Thanks clkd and everyone else for taking time to answer felling a bit calmer now much appreciated x

[Boombod]

Hi all again went to nurse on Monday for a smear and bp she took that first still was high so let's do the smear then bp after so she says bp fine and to start evorol sequi on next period which is 2 weeks away so will update in a few weeks and let u all know how it's going xx

[Macavity]

I have never done anything like this before! I am 52 and have been in denial about menopause symptoms for a few years, in February everything came to a head and I became extremely anxious, something I have not had before. I started on Everol 25 on the 7th March and after about 4 days felt on top of the world, the symptoms of night sweats and anxiety started to come back after about 4 weeks and my gp upped me to Everol 50. On the 10th April I went to see a specialist clinic and was upped to Everol 100.

That was a week ago and although things are better and I feel well for a part of each day, there are some parts where I still feel very anxious.

Has anyone else had a similar experience and will hrt work for me?

[Ladybt28]

It is very early days Macavity. Although you may have felt on top of the world for a few days, hrt takes quite a while to balance out in the system. It is rarely a "quick fix".  When prescribed, most consultant recommend a minimum of 3 months to see how things go and to report back.  I cannot see why it wouldn't work for you but you have to be patient for a while yet.  Some of us have more trouble with it than others and it usually the ladies with the most problems that post on the forum needing support and information so don't worry about what you read here just yet!    give it at least 6 weeks on the Everol 100 to really get picture.

One thing to say is that if you are still peri, your own hormones are still kicking in and causing the hrt to fluctuate at various points during the cycle which may give you the "good days - bad days" syndrome.  Just stick with it for the time being but keep us posted as to how it's going.

[Emerald2017]

Hi and welcome! Just give a try and you will see! I find the hrt that suits to me after 2 trials. Give to it some time.