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Nausea during menopause
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Posted by catmandu (My Page) on Wed, Mar 18, 09 at 7:38
| Here's my problem - I'm nearly 52 and have had hot flashes on and off for approx 2 years . I had a hysterectomy in 2004 and I elected to keep my ovaries. I have been taking the Peruvian herb Macca which does help - when I remember to take it! Only about 3 weeks ago I have noticed that I have started to feel slightly nauseated in the mornings and feel slightly bloated around my lower abdomen - It reminds of how I used to feel when I was approaching my period - I feel better after I have some breakfast. Can anyone relate to this and offer some explanation? Hormone fluctuations I suspect? I'm not one to rush off to the doctor and prefer to stay away unless I feel I have to attend. Otherwise I feel okay. |
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RE: Nausea during menopause
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Hi catmandu,
I had a fair amount of nausea during perimenopause. I think it was my kind of hot flash.
Have you tried ginger tea? That's supposed to help, although it didn't help me much.
I also developed GERD during perimenopause, and that can definitely cause nausea. Be sure to take probiotics and eat yogurt too. |
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