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yanra

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Sixty Years Old Posted: 05-07-04 02:52am


I'm almost 60. I just cut my progesterone in half. And i've noticed many things changing after I did that. The question I have is i'm losing my hair. Do I need to see a doctor about this?

school

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Location: PA

Hot Flashes Posted: 07-04-04 12:27pm


I am a 61 year old post menopausal woman. I have been on hrt for 14 years and would like to get off this medication. I took myself off a month and a half ago. I have no mood swings, depression or period. However the hot flashes are severe. How long can I expect to have them? Will they get less intense and frequent.? Would it help to take a hrt every other day ? Will it be easier to lose weight after stopping hrt and will my hair loss be less ? Thank you, have a great day

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