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Trackie50

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Help please
« on: October 16, 2025, 08:37:13 AM »

Im suffering with bad symptoms again been on everol sequi 50 for 3 years on and off but now bad symptoms are coming thick and fast periods i think are nearing the end but headaches sleep pain insomnia and nausea dizzy spells are awful could i add half a patch to my 50 and make 75 until i can see doc my fsh urine test was positive and my eostrodial blood was 295pmol whatever that means lol noone is any help at the gp and its a wait for menopause clinics everywhere any advice welcome please thankyou so much
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CLKD

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Re: Help please
« Reply #1 on: October 16, 2025, 03:07:46 PM »

What's to lose if U add 'extra' tonight for example to see how your body reacts?  Too much too soon can cause problems which U need to avoid.

What R your periods up to, if your hormones are up and down you may have symptoms. 
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LittleClaire

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Re: Help please
« Reply #2 on: October 16, 2025, 04:16:09 PM »

Yes I agree I would trial chopping a patch in half and adding it on for a few days and see what you feel like. I’ve done this before when waiting on speaking to GP about an increase. Yes the norm is to wait 3 months to see how it helps you overall but if you increase over night yourself and even some of the symptoms ease then you know you need more when you see the doctor.
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bombsh3ll

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Re: Help please
« Reply #3 on: October 16, 2025, 06:13:03 PM »

If you can I would try to save up and see a private specialist so that you can get on a therapeutic dose of estrogen, a progestogen that is tailored to your individual needs rather than a fixed dose combined product with a low dose of estrogen plus one of the least favourable progestins, and the opportunity to trial testosterone.

NHS treatment often falls short of the mark on all of these.
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