Morning ladies it's 6.25 and I'm awake after third sleepless night in a row anxiety again been getting horrible tightness in my chest which then makes me worry and think something sinister will happen same story I keep posting
tried herbal stuff, homeopathy on my third hrt preparation femseven patches cut in half due to side effects, my gp's arnt the best I'm
Referred for councelling but could take months, didn't get on with anti depressAnts, can't take betablockers as I have asthma. Have asked to try micronised hrt they can't find it in their book,really wish there was a menupause clinic in this area so I could sit down and chat to somebody who understands and can help all I hà ve really is this site which is a godsend need a hug and sending hugs to everybody feeling this way too xx
Hi Karen
My GP's could not find micronised progesterone in their books neither, two separate doctors.
I came on here for help and some wise person suggested I find the PIP code for utrogestan.
Don't ask me what a PIP code is, as I don't know, but the doctor cannot really get out of it if the pip code is there.
I had a bit of a pointless saga getting my hrt.
I obtained the pip code for utrogestan, (see pm) and chose a third, separate GP, I told the GP that UK women are getting this prescribed on the NHS but this GP told me that our area may not be allowed.
She gave me a months supply of utrogestan and told me to come back after a month.
I went back today, after booking an appointment with yet another, fourth GP, who gave me the utrogestan, for a month to see how Iget on, but, she did not have any qualms about giving me it, and was more positive than the other three GP's I saw in my surgery.
I also took a print of a reply to an email I sent Dr Currie on this site.
My main GP, the first GP in this saga, got ratty when i asked for utrogestan and, being frightened off pursuing bio identical progesterone any further, I suffered a whole year with horrible flushes etc, on an HRT that was ineffective (I don't absorb femoston pills well enough), before I decided to deal with it properly and make arrangements to get my self on the right hrt.
Dr Currie basically said, it was ok to ask for what I was asking for, and that it is prescribed on the nhs.
I will send you that pm