Hi EllaAurora and Gilla999
Oh wow do I sympathise with both of you. I truly just did not know how to cope with the anxiety and panic it really was off the scale. Also the COLD (not hot!) sweats which really threw me being that they most definitely were not hot flushes worse at night and sleeping became practically non existent I got to absolutely dread the nights!! I was very concerned because at the same time I had received the first and then later the second covid vaccines and thought it was them causing all the symptoms and so did my GP. Hence I am very concerned about having any type of booster in the future hence my question on here to see if any other ladies had suffered the same symptoms with hormone or HRT issues. Although I am so sorry to hear what you have both had to suffer it does make me realise what I went through is far more likely to be hormones. Like you it really traumatised me - I have had some panic attacks in the past but nothing on this scale and it's taken me a long time to start to feel confident or well enough to go out and about again. It started in January and only in the last month have things started to improve. I thank my lucky stars for Lenzetto coming on the market over here and being available on the NHS when it did. I hope so much both of you continue to improve and want to thank you so much for posting on this thread it has really helped me so much xxxx
Hi Pippa, thanks for your kind message and support. Really happy to hear you feel better and that Lenzetto works so well for you! Sounds very promising and I've also thought myself that in case I don't find balance with Estrogel now within the next couple of weeks, I will ask gynae to try Lenzetto. We are all different but your positive experience is encouraging. Would you mind telling a bit more about it. How exactly do you feel better and how is it different than with Estrogel? Is it mostly the mood, or also physically?
Thank you in advance for sharing and enjoy the new balance in life! xxx
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