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<blockquote data-quote="Mattsmom277" data-source="post: 337584" data-attributes="member: 4264"><p>I'll for sure see a doctor. We do indeed have good testing practices that can shed light on if this is early menopause. With our health care system, any tests I need are free, and I will have no problem being sent for them.</p><p></p><p>I agree about the MS thing. One never knows. Heat for sure affects me and brings on symptoms. I am uber careful in the summer months, I can do a number on myself if I push my luck outdoors. I also tend to get super super cold which we've already chalked up to the MS thing. </p><p></p><p>I do think it is likely to be a menopause change, it hits our family very young. I started my period at 9 years old. I'm running ahead of the game lol. But it will be good to know one way or another.</p><p></p><p>Star, if this is early menopause, I'll discuss that with my gyno. I truly am wary of a ton of different things commonly issued for this. I may hate the symptoms but I am super cautious of what goes in my body.</p><p></p><p>Luckily I am sure the medications I take aren't contributing. i havent tweaked or changed anything for a long time, and far before these symptoms cropped up.</p><p></p><p>I'll definitly get a complete physical. Having had cervical cancer cells removed after 2 years of he$# symptoms, I don't mess about much with this kind of thing. My periods are changing too. So a complete physical along with some hormone testing etc is on the agenda. Its needed regardless of these new things having cropped up.</p><p></p><p>For those in menopause, how much impact if any does it have on your energy level?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mattsmom277, post: 337584, member: 4264"] I'll for sure see a doctor. We do indeed have good testing practices that can shed light on if this is early menopause. With our health care system, any tests I need are free, and I will have no problem being sent for them. I agree about the MS thing. One never knows. Heat for sure affects me and brings on symptoms. I am uber careful in the summer months, I can do a number on myself if I push my luck outdoors. I also tend to get super super cold which we've already chalked up to the MS thing. I do think it is likely to be a menopause change, it hits our family very young. I started my period at 9 years old. I'm running ahead of the game lol. But it will be good to know one way or another. Star, if this is early menopause, I'll discuss that with my gyno. I truly am wary of a ton of different things commonly issued for this. I may hate the symptoms but I am super cautious of what goes in my body. Luckily I am sure the medications I take aren't contributing. i havent tweaked or changed anything for a long time, and far before these symptoms cropped up. I'll definitly get a complete physical. Having had cervical cancer cells removed after 2 years of he$# symptoms, I don't mess about much with this kind of thing. My periods are changing too. So a complete physical along with some hormone testing etc is on the agenda. Its needed regardless of these new things having cropped up. For those in menopause, how much impact if any does it have on your energy level? [/QUOTE]
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