Hello ladies
Dandelion -
Clearly your previously low oestrogen was successful in controlling the bleeding but obviously that isn't great if you feel horrible.
If your GP has now agreed that you need more oestrogen to feel well hopefully he/she has a plan should the bleeding reappear.
Wishing you well and take care.
K.
Hi Kathleen and thank you. Wishing you well too.
Yes, my Drs and myself both thought the way to go with bleeding was to lower the oestrogen in 3 downward stages at each bleed till it stopped.
I was on the max licensed dose of progesterone, using one vaginally, as Dr Currie had said this is more effective getting straight to the site.
I did not connect the dots when menopause symptoms started creeping back, in 2021.
It wasn't until 2024 that I found out that menopause is not temporary, LOL

Back to the Dr I went, initially for testosterone, but then, low oestrogen was identified.
I am now realising the importance of patience with balancing hormones as it's been 4 months since I revisited my hormone regime, still not sleeping, other physical and mental symptoms still lingering, but improving slowly and I just increased to 125mcg as per Dr's advice in March.
We did touch upon the progesterone side of things if bleeding reappears, thankfully, it hasn't.