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Q: Partial Hysterectomy With Menopause Symptoms

asked by: sadie1 on November 11th, 2007

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I am 34 years old and had a partial hysterectomy when i was 29 years old. For the last three years I have been hot flashing and feeling strange. I'm tired all of the time and my ovaries hurt. Is this how menopause feels? Crying or Very sad

My skin is very dry and my hair is even changing texture. My husbands complains about me being moody. I'm not sure if it is menopause or something else. I never had these kinda of problems before. I thought I would have some changes after the hysterectomy but not this soon. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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jonlevard

replied on March 31st, 2008

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MENOPAUSE

I suppose that the symptoms you are experiencing might be due to menopause.Better consult your family doctor.
http://www.mymenopausecommunity.com/articl es/menopause-symptoms/early-menopause-symp toms.html

antigone

replied on April 2nd, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

Thyroid imbalance can cause menopause type symptoms in some women. A simple blood test to check thyroid levels will reveal any problems. See your doctor about this.

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