ChatterBank10 mins ago
hrt
4 Answers
Can any of you lovely people out there help?
My 48 yr old daughter is taking ELLESTE DUET for HRT. They are 1 mg.
Since beginning the course 4 days ago she is unable to get up in the morning, staying in bed till early afternoon, she`s very "low" mentally and she`s sweating a lot. She had a slight viral "thing" at Christmas but recovered from this.
Are the tablets responsible for this or is it the mild virus [ a slight cold] the cause.
I`ve told her that if anyone can help it will be you. Many thanks.
My 48 yr old daughter is taking ELLESTE DUET for HRT. They are 1 mg.
Since beginning the course 4 days ago she is unable to get up in the morning, staying in bed till early afternoon, she`s very "low" mentally and she`s sweating a lot. She had a slight viral "thing" at Christmas but recovered from this.
Are the tablets responsible for this or is it the mild virus [ a slight cold] the cause.
I`ve told her that if anyone can help it will be you. Many thanks.
Answers
1 to 4 of 4
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by NITA EDWARDS. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.
NITA, putting the virus aside,maybe the HRT is'nt agreeing with your daughter? Although I never took it,2 of my friends did and one had to try a few different types of HRT before she felt right. As for me, I never liked the thought of going on it and took Black Cohosh for the flushes. Worked a treat!
Hi Nita,
Your daughter may be some of the few that cannot tolerate these hormones. She can change them of course and there is a helpline for women on HRT called The Amarant Trust and I think a quick call to them would be advisable....
She needs to get all the knowledge she can of all the different types available.
The Amarant Trust no:
01293 413000
and their site is here....
http://www.amarantmenopausetrust.org.uk/index. php
She may well be just wiped by the bug she's had, there are some nasty little germs around at the mo :-(
Best Wishes to You Both
B :-)
Your daughter may be some of the few that cannot tolerate these hormones. She can change them of course and there is a helpline for women on HRT called The Amarant Trust and I think a quick call to them would be advisable....
She needs to get all the knowledge she can of all the different types available.
The Amarant Trust no:
01293 413000
and their site is here....
http://www.amarantmenopausetrust.org.uk/index. php
She may well be just wiped by the bug she's had, there are some nasty little germs around at the mo :-(
Best Wishes to You Both
B :-)
1 to 4 of 4
