my wife is suffering from a bad period ,sickness ,headache,and feeling very cold then hot can anyone help?
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Sounds like menopause or perimenopause.  Those are the symptoms of what my aunt had.  How old is she?  Check this site out \n\nhttp://www.healthtouch.com/bin/econtent_...\nand keep me up dated.  I am very interested about her symptoms to because I am also from asian descent.  And sometimes I get like that too, but not all the time.
657672
take her to a doctor. He should know what to do.
380777
She should go to the doctor and be diagnosed with migraine headaches before you do anything.  You will want to rule our potential emergency situations.  Once she has been told that her headches are actually migraines, then start to research alternatives.  Here is a bunch of ideas for you to consider.\n\nShe should make sure her blood sugars are normal, hypoglycemia can contribute to migraines.  Food allergies can be another culprit.  Watch out for lactose intolerance, excessive caffeine, salt and artificial sweeteners.  Foods containing tyramine can cause them too.  Migraines can be caused by a reaction to birth control pills or smoking.\n\nEssential oil of lavender is very help in calming the nervous sytem and helping to relax tight muscles.  You can make little eye pillows, rub it on the back of the neck or temple, or just smell it.\n\nVitamin B2 and B12 can be helpful.  People who have migraine tend to have lower levels of magnesium, so a magnesium supplement might be of help.  Coenzyme Q10 has shown promise in research trials, but you have to take it for a few months before you can determine if it will have any effect.\n\nThe herb feverfew is worth looking into. Ginger can help with the headache and also the nausea that can accompany the headache. Look into fish oil, melatonin and SAMe, too.  \n\nAcupuncture therapy is very helpful at reducing the severity and frequency of migraines.\n\nThere are so many things you could try, but don't try them all at once, because you won't know which things are working and which ones are a waste of time and money.
712752
tell her to go see a doc she is comfortable seeing
140171
I aggree that she has to visit a doctor. How didn't you do that till now? You don't specify why she has the uterus removed. In anycase let me tell you that you have to show her that you care about her situation, her feeling of disconfort and that nothing ever changed.
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my wife has trouble sleeping too. she can fall asleep, but she cannot stay asleep. Her doctor told her to cut down on her caffienne intake closer to evening. and my motherinlaw has also suggested maybe some lavender oil in a vapor mist vaporizor to help soothe her. she hasn't tried this yet, but i will let you all know
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Yeah Im a 28 year old male who knows this will happen to my wife when shes late 30s or early 40s and shell have hot flashes and wont be fun to be around and ill need to take her to a doctor to get medicine and show her i love her and support her and try and make it nice.\n\nPhysically she won't have her menstual cycle when its done.
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I would guess it's just a bad pulled muscle.  Sometimes they get that bad.  Hopefully some heat and maybe muscle relaxers will help her feel better.
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Get her to the doctor! You need to get to the root of the problem rather than putting a band-aid on it, so to speak.
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I would suggest that you talk her into seeing a Dr.; it could be her hormones, post pregnancy, etc.  There are medications that could possibly help, or she may just need to talk with a professional.  Please just be there for her, be supportive, and be patient.  As an older woman, I speak from experience here.......many times, a younger woman won't have as high of a sex drive, as she will later in life.  Stress can also play into how a woman feels sexually.  We have lots to do, and there is never enough time to get it all done in, so she may simply be too tired to enjoy sex.  You might try giving her a massage, give her a nice, long foot rub, run her a bubble bath, etc., with the sole intention  of relaxing her.  Don't make sex the main focus though, or it could backfire.  Just let her know that you want to help her relax.  It might also be helpful to just sit and talk with her, let her open up if she can, and support her the best way that you can.  I hope it all works out for both of you........good luck!!
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No menstrual cycle for a month or two.  Swollen breasts.\nMorning sickness.
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Be there to support her. She will have good days and bad days. Also try to hook her up with a support group that she can contact. I wish her the best of luck. Many people work for years and years with it. My sister has had it for over 10 years and she is an RN.
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Big doses of Vitamin "C" will help dry up the cold, then if you can find "Ginger" in capsules it's a natural drying agent.\nIn the future if she can get Ecinacia when a cold first starts, that will knock it out.\nA combination of Cayene pepper in capsules with Ginger taken at bed time kept me going through the worst flue season a few years ago. Never sneezed!\nCayene pepper and ginger together are like a cannon after a mosquito. BUT!!! Some people can't handle it. TOO HOT!\nBe good to her!
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last week had a bad sinus & lung infection -had to go to the doc & get some meds to clear it up-was pure hell-hope you are not getting sick [angel]\n\nhappy day\nold geezer
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my wife has been diagnosed with depression and put on 100 mg of Zoloft. Things have been rather rocky for the last few months around here. I believe she hasn't been making some decisions as rationally as she used to, and our ability to communicate is slipping. we are encountering quiet a few problems lately . I do think some of them are due to her depression but not all of them
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okay first off, you have been married for 25 years so you should know how to be the sensitive husband by now. First off she just had a major surgery. Second her hormones are going crazy and are mostly likely non existant.  Finally she may be suffering from depression.  reproductive hormones are chemicals, just like many chemicals in the body their is the master system that tries to regulate them.  While many times outside sources (think toxins) can affect them, inside sources (such as deficiencies) can affect them but most of all they are affected by stress.  That is why stress is such a powerful advisary and while people with less stress are healthier and happier, becuase their chemical bodies are too... everything that happens in your body is the result of a chemical process.\n\nthe best thing that you can do is drop the sex talk, thoughts and conversation. Take any pressure off of her.  When you talk about it, persue her or ask about it is just reminds her that she is broken, makes her feel like that is your focus and reinforces her internal stuggles.  Drop all aspects of it for like a solid week... be very supportive and open with her discussing other things, specifically how she is feeling, what she is thinking and so on.  heavily encourage discussions, meetings with her women friends as most often they will not open up enough to deal with it to a man.  Women just have different communication some times.  I would say if you can keep this up for two weeks and she isn't doing any better in the attitude/ outlook/ perspective department (not the sex dept) then suggest she see a doctor as she may be depressed or suffering from traumatic stress... \nthis is what I would suggest.  But if nothing else back off of her and sex other wise it will only make it worse..
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If she spikes a fever (102 F or above), I would definitely take her to the ER.   If she seems a lot more tired or sleepy than usual...that is another indicator that her condition is worsening.\n\nRegardless, I think you need to call your doctor's office and/or arrange to be seen as soon as possible.\n\nBest of everything!