Perimenopause Help

Comment posted Has Anyone Used Black Cohosh For Hot Flashes? by Rivera.

Have you ever tried to take a highly concentrated soy pill? They sell it at GNC and the stuff actually works…..I can’t give you the name or I get accused of solicitation…..just do what I did, ask them for a soy product that relieves hot flashes. Science found that Asian women do not suffer hot flashes in the extreme like we do because they eat soy products all their life….

Rivera also commented

• no, i use premarin.
• I used wild yam cream and it worked wonders. After my daily shower, I would rub about 1/4 tsp worth on my abdomen.
  I highly recommend it
• Yes, I have used it and it does work (for a while). After about 6 months I started seeing flashes of light in my peripheral view.
  What seems to have worked best for me was silk light chocolate soy milk. It tastes great, not that high in calories, and is pretty good for you. The cohosh that I took had a warning not to take for long periods of time. I’m still drinking the soy even though my hot flashes have subsided (for now)
  Good luck!
• Yes. I have used it with woman. It works extremely well. I would strongly recommend that you watch this video Bt Keith Ungar DC. He is one of the top experts in the world on functional medicine and it’s relationship to womans issues like yours.http://www.thewellnessdoc.com/custom/dr.…

Recent comments by Rivera

• How Can You Differentiate Pms From Peri-menopause From Depression From Bipolar Disorder?
  good question, it all depends on certain factors. each condition has specific criteria. its something you should spend the time researching, so that you can understand it.
• How Can You Differentiate Pms From Peri-menopause From Depression From Bipolar Disorder?
  You go see a doctor so he can do tests to rule out (or rule in) hormonal imbalances. Then if they come back normal it’s probably not PMS or menopause. The difference between Depression and Bipolar is mania. Not so hard to tell apart. Actually they share a few symptoms but if you are really educated about them you would realize that they are not at all alike………..
• How Can You Differentiate Pms From Peri-menopause From Depression From Bipolar Disorder?
  Keep track with a mood chart – there are free ones online, google it.
  PMS- would only have symptoms for a week or so before your period, and a couple days into it.
  perimenopause – if the PMS gets worse before menopause, it is PMS getting worse because of perimenopause. If you already had depression or bipolar, there is a very good chance it will get much worse during perimenopause. This has happened to me, and my docs have all said this is common as anything.
  If you are depressed other times of the month, but worse during PMS time, this is normal – PMS makes depression worse.
  With bipolar, you will have manic or hypomanic periods, but especially hypomanic periods can be hard to recognize. If you have bipolar II, the hypomanic periods can be brief and relatively mild, and just seem like a very productive, creative time in your life.
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  persuade him to go to doctor before its too late.
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