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i'm 50 years and my FSH level is 51.9. My gyn dr suggest that i don't need low dose birth control pills nor a tubal ligation. that i will not get prenant. but i still worry. helpView Thread
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My mother and I have a history of uti. We've always loaded up on the cranberry juice at the first signs. Sometimes it helped and sometimes it didn't. Since her stroke my mother has been incontinent and has had trouble with frequent symptoms of bladder infection.
Since most of her urine tests came back negative I started looking for other causes. Along with cranberry juice and pills we'd always been told to drink clear juices and sodas. But, while looking through a doctor's book on women's health I discovered that the acid in such drinks ,CITRIC ACID in particular, was actually CAUSING the painful symotoms! Also, from this book, I found out that antacid tablets like Tums or 1tsp of baking soda in a glass of water work quickly to neutralize the acid in urine and provide relief from the burning and pain.
I hope this info helps you as much as it has us. GOD BLESS YOU and KEEP YOU.View Thread
chronic exhaustion is the pits.View Thread
Besides alteril, I take simply sleep some nights along with the alteril on days that i'm busy, and now I wake up rested and ready for my day.View Thread
As I was going through menopause (and after, into post-menopause), I was actually losing my mind. I never had a hot flash, oddly enough, but I couldn't sleep! Not sleeping made me insane, edgy, angry, frightened, depressed, and just plain weird! Then I heard about natural hormone replacement with bio-identicals. My dear sisters, don't suffer the way I did! These natural hormones come as a cream that I dab on my inner forearms once a day and rub in -- the pharmacist actually mixes them up on-site. They gave my life back to me.View Thread
I've been hearing about this new pill that is a natural supplement to prevent menopausal symtoms. I too would like to know if anyone has tried it yet.View Thread
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Menopause and peri-menopause is unsettling at the best of times and to understand and know your own body is true comfort for a weary soul.
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I'm not experiencing bloating.
So can anyone tell how long have a cycle lasted until the next. I can't seem to find any articles on it.View Thread
For more information, go to the NAMS Web site .View Thread
1. Click My Exchange Profile. (left sidebar) or My Account (top right corner)
2. The click Change my picture (If you chose “My Exchange Profile”) or Click Edit next to profile picture. (If you chose to upload using "My Account")
3. Click Select Image.
4. Then browse on your computer for the file you want to use.
5. Click Upload.
6. It then will give you the option to crop or to use a portion of a larger picture if you want.
7. Use your mouse to move the gray overlay over the part of the picture you want to use. The darker squares at the corners of the dotted lines can be moved to stretch or shrink the portion of the picture you want to use.
8. Click Save.
9. You will return to either your my Exchange Profile page or your my Account page-depending on where you started. On that page you should see your new photo.
10. Note: It will take four to 24 hours for your photo to change next to your posts in the exchanges.View Thread
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