Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: ritah on June 25, 2018, 06:31:33 PM
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hi I am 61 been told im near the end off my menopause . been off hrt over 2 years now. about 3 months ago I started to get a bright yellow substance in my bladder pad I wear. I had a cervical smear test done 6 months ago was all clear. so doctor done a swab test for anything else that might be going on but it came BACK NORMAL. doctor said it is estrogen because off menopause has anyone else been losing eastrogen in there underwearis this normal my doctor says yes many thanks :)
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hi i have not had any replies to my post concerning eastrogen. im 62 been told im nearly out of my menapause. i have not been on any hrt for over 2years.3months ago i started noticing a bright yellow substance in my underwear. and my urine was bright yellow. i went to see my gp and she said i was losing eastrogen which happens either in menopause or when its nearly finished. is there any one else who can tell me if they have had this happen to them . many thanks
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Hi ritah
I haven't, but I'm sure one of the knowledgeable ladies might be able to help you x
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Are you taking any supplements?Some can have this effect. B vitamins do this to me
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Not sure what would make the urine bright yellow, but could it be something you are eating, or a supplement you are taking, that has a yellow dye in it?
Do you mind me asking why the bladder pad? Do you have any stress incontinence? Perhaps you need some localised oestrogen treatment such as Vagifem or Ovestin.
JP x
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I think Joaniepat may be right. It could be a bit of urine leakage but often vaginal discharge can be a bit yellow. I get very yellow urine when I've taken vitamins pills. I really don't think it's anything to do with oestrogen - your doctor sounds bonkers.
DG x
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Sorry that you didn't get a reply, new threads don't always show on my page !
Why wear a pad, not good for the vaginal region. It needs air ......... a yellow or white discharge is probably within normal limits but maybe have a chat with the Practice Nurse? Is it much in that you need to change pad/panties or a smear? If tests are normal and there is no odour, it is probably hormones having a final dance .