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Q: Menopause--insidious Or Sudden
asked by: entices1 on October 11th, 2007
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This is a *really* dumb question but I'd kinda like to know about others' experiences. I'm 50 and am praying for the Big "M" to come my way.

When it starts does it come at you like you're going to throw up (in other words, is there some trigger that automatcally tells you) or is it something you realize after awhile?

My thermostat runs a little low so it doesn't take much of a rise in temperature to make me feel warm. I've had a couple of those (at work, only--I have an office that faces the morning sun but I also have blinds on the window) but they've been mild--no need to fan, just take off the long-sleeved sweater or roll up the sleeves. No night sweats, still having fairly regular periods and hormone levels appear to be normal.

Thanks for your input.
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