Perimenopause Help

Question by infinitynachos: What happens after a man has been taking estrogen pills?
After a man has been taking estrogen pills for about a year, he will be feminine. but what happens after he finishes? will he go back to being a man? or will he stay feminine. will that man have to take them forever?

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Answer by Randy Alabaster
He will lose his masculine traits, but once off of them, his body will rebalance and make him a man once more.

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Question by yulka41: Is it perimenopause or something else? I have been feeling dizzy and depressed and feeling of doom.?

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Answer by Mel
How old are you? What is going on in your life? Are you experiencing extra stress over something? This could be what they call a panic attack. See your doctor asap if this continues at all.

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Question by blumarina: Has anyone been prescribed estrogen following fibroid removal surgery?
I am 31 years old and had a 1 cm fibroid in my uterine cavity. I just had it removed (myomectomy) on Thursday. I am planning on getting pregnant in the next year. My doctor at UCSD prescribed me estrogen for 3 weeks to prevent scar tissue from forming. I was just wondering if anyone else was prescribed this as I hadn’t heard of it anywhere else. If so, what was your experience? Thanks!

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Answer by jas30705
I have not myself, but I have heard that doctor do this many time. Good Luck hope you get pregnant soon.

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Question by Ola T: I am on a weight loss plan. I am also in perimenopause. I have been losing 6 pounds a month.?
In the last month I have gained 5 pounds and have sore breasts. I have not had a period for at least 4 months. Am I experiencing weight gain like I did when I had periods? Has anyone else experienced this?

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Answer by voiceangel17
yeah, it happens sometimes when there are changes happening in your body (like your weight gain) sometimes periods can be irregular

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Question by jlhangelheart: Has anyone here been dx’d w/perimenopause at young age?
I’m 44yo; was diagnosed at 42, I think this was caused by depo shot and fact that I’d been on it for five years. I have had many “pregnancy” scares, very heavy periods out of the blue, then none for months at a time. Right now, I’m having an issue w/very sore nipples and cramping. I was having hot flashes all the time, but that has subsided for now. Anyone been in this situation? Any advice would be appreciated.

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Answer by essentiallysolo
peri-menopause can begin as early as 28, mine did… I very much doubt it had anything to do with the depo shot… it was just time for you.

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