i was told i wont but im not to sure im getting hot flushes im tired all the time
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If you have a complete hysterectomy, your ovaries will also be removed.  When your ovaries are removed, you go through surgical menopause.\n"Premenopausal women who have had both ovaries surgically removed (oophorectomy) will experience an abrupt menopause and may be hit harder by menopausal symptoms like hot flashes and loss of libido than those who experience it naturally. Surgical menopause is associated with a greater decrease in androgen production than natural menopause, which may make hot flashes more severe, more frequent, and longer lasting for some woman."  http://www.womenshealth.com/library/hysterectomy_meno.htm\n\nIf you still have your ovaries: \n"If one or both ovaries are retained during a hysterectomy the patient could experience:\n\nContinuing normal function of the ovaries until the normal onset of menopause at the usual age of menopause, or \nEarly ovarian failure with the ovaries stopping hormone production sooner than expected.  This loss of ovarian function can occur as early as 1-2 years after the hysterectomy.  The ovarian failure may be very apparent to the patient and HCP when symptoms of estrogen deficiency occur.  Or it may be silent if estrogen levels fall but symptoms do not occur."  http://www.womenshealth.com/library/hysterectomy_meno.htm\n\nIf you are not sure if you have your ovaries, you should find out!  If you can, call the doctor who did the surgery, or even the hospital where the surgery was performed, and ask for an operative report.  It is important to know what has been done to our bodies.\n\n\nTo read about causes of hot flashes (other than menopause), check out this link:  http://www.wdxcyber.com/nmood12.htm
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I wouldn't worry to much. I use to be really irregualr. Sometime I would have it every month, sometimes it would be two months apart or even three. If you are usually regular, you may want to go to the doctor
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Menopausal symptoms could be swollen breasts..follow up with family Doctor.
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You will get over it.\nUnless I was misdiagnosed, herbs, minerals, supplements, and refusing to think about and succumb to fatigue works wonders.\nBest to research and find your own regimen.
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I went through menopause without really knowing too much that I was,as I was still on the pill. I still had the hot flushes tho. Many of my friends go to health food stores there are many alternative treatments there, most work really well Good Luck
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Hope ur happy about it!\n\nOnce the menopause kicks in, you have really nasty side effects including memory loss which is the worst.\n\nSo happy ovulating!!!
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I think you have been mud wrestling with the ladies again!\nJust don't let it harden....or you will stiffen right up.  In case it's too late already....a nice warm shower will take care of that....lol
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low hormones, blockages, i wouldnt wait, see a gyno soon
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My cycle and PMS symptoms change as I have aged (I am now 31).  My breasts used to get very sore.  I don't have that so much anymore, but I experience a lot more bloating.
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I had all my female organs removed includeing my cervix in 2000 at the age of 36. I am still on hormone replacement after 5 years to control the hot flashes. I am not cranky like the old wives tales say. Now this is just what I have been thru. Vaginal dryness....I am more sensitive to foods as in I get nausia several times a week that lasts for several hours at a time. I have had all the tests run possable to find out why this is happening and they find nothing. I get more headaches since the procedure. My skin is dryer and my hair is a little thiner. It sounds bad, but it's so much better than what I was going thru when I had my period.\nHope this helps you.
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Are you underweight? I would encourage you to see your doctor. You could be dehydrated for some reason. Also your medications may need adjusting if you are feeling too weak or tired. Are some of your BP medications diuretics? If so, you could be dehydrated from these. Please talk to your doctor and see what needs to be done. Your electrolytes could also be out of order.
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All these symptons are normal not everyone gets the same ones...I get the (fat look & the sore legs) I feel very tired & sensitive everytime I get my peiod.
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Sure, redsox is absolutely correct here. If you have a problem with your endocrine system, it can cause mysterious sweating. Thyroid pops to mind. Get it checked out. It is obviously not menopause, which is MY problem, so have a physical which is a good idea for everyone once a year or so.  Good luck.
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Don't be anxious about stopping it.  It is advised to taper off.  Replace with natural if your worried about night sweats and such.  Your body expects the change in hormones.
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You NEED to see a doctor.  to be honest, a few years back I was diagnosed with cancer.  I had Hodgkins disease (lymphoma) and that was a one of the symptoms I had.  Not to alarm you, just providing info.  You may just be having night sweats
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Registered Nurse here; Hun sounds like you have a hormonal imbalance.  I strongly suggest you make appointment with OB/GYN and go in for evaluation.  Also don't faint, but if you have been sexually active you could be pregnant.  For many times when the female breast feeds, her menstrual cycles will stop, however ovulation doesn't and bang your pregnant.  Another reason I strongly encourage you to see the Doc.  At any rate this is not normal, and needs to be addressed, so that you can get the imbalanced resolved, prior to it becoming a big issue.  \nThanks for the opportunity to address such a sensitive question.
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You have a right to be tired. Maybe you should just concentrate on yourself instead on whether or not you need to be in a relationship. Once you can do that you'll be stronger for it and able to see through these situations.\nDon't be hard on yourself. Do some positive things for yourself without having to deal with whatever others think. It will shine through.