We men run the world because we're not women who go thru menopause. Menopause is exactly why women spotless never ever be given positions of power. A menopausal woman in power is a direct threat to humanity because she goes crazy and could start a world War
I wish trans claiming to be a woman now would experience menopause, bloody periods, pregnancy and childbirth. It takes a REAL woman to go through this!
I want a doctor BESIDES Dr. Mindy Pelz to tell us whether or not fasting is the key to regulating your hormones and keeping weight off during perimenopause I keep hearing conflicting advice about women and fasting.
There should be a list of best most compassionate gyno nurses and drs. When you pass a certain age it’s hard to find anyone who is not short and crabby.
Oh I think when you start entering a certain era you notice that the doctors are getting younger, gone are the old men who actually had the patience to sit down and listen to you. A lot of these younger doctors are in a huge hurry and they only spend a few minutes with you and barely look up or make eye contact. And then I get a $350 bill and I wasn’t even there for three minutes.. you are just a number in the waiting room to them.
NAMS is the north american menopause society. They have a list of providers whom have additional education in menopause care. It's no guarantee they will be compassionate but at least they are interested in treating women past fertility.
@@MaryLopez-em3rc its so interesting...my mother had terrible symptoms......but I know it sometimes makes a difference if you had kids, I didn't.....but the difference between her and I is she stopped taking hormones...and if my symptoms get bad, I'll be on them asap! Her mood swings were terrifying.
It's genes. I'm blessed. No hot flashes. Some hair loss , all in armpits, a little on legs, etc. I chose celibacy 19 years ago... that's shun down and I'm content. The biggest thing is being extra tired. I need more sleep. I fall asleep quickly. I more so show my actions to others by looks or in mind how stupid you are ... vs shredding you apart verbally unless I need to. I need much more electrolytes now.
I'm in my mid-40s and completely clueless. Nobody really told me what to expect, so I don't know what's going to be normal versus not normal, and I don't know what treatments are out there and available to me.
Strange isn’t it? They do tell you about your first period and if you are unlucky they will tell you that you should just live with the symptoms. And than…nothing! But there are good books nowadays which tell you everything about your cycle and the influence of hormones. Believe me…those freaking things have influence on your whole wellbeing. There is treatment by the way. Doctors in the UK found out that every woman has her own balance of hormones. That’s why the standard OAC can give a lot of problems and side effects. These doctors treat women in the UK and are very successful with it. According to the women who took the treatment.
It’s so strange to me that there’s still such a taboo around menopause. I’m in my late 40s and I don’t have one single friend that discusses it. My mother and my grandmother both deny going through menopause.. and I’m over here having terrible symptoms. I don’t have the energy that I used to have to do workouts. I don’t have the motivation. I am tired all the time yet. I am not sleeping at night uncomfortably hot.
@@m.b94 i’m going crazy with the sleep deprivation in a perfect world I wouldn’t have to work and I can concentrate on getting enough rest and exercise and keep my stress down. I will never make enough or move up in a job where I can retire and focus on health and wellness.
I’m taking HRT. Pros: the edge off hot flashes, mode is better and weight gain has stopped! Able to get the weight off. Cons: Does nothing for libido or cold flashes. Still wake up in middle of night (not every night). I’ll take what improvements I can get!!
The worst symptom I had was the most excruciating Charlie horses. I could tell it was coming on because there would be a tightening around my knee caps. But the worst was the Charlie horses in the groin area. These literally made me cry because of the pain. I would be bent over and would have to walk them out. And once I had this happen on both sides of my groin. I never experienced hot flashes (thank God) and did gain weight. Mood swings were the same as when I was pre-minstrel. When we are young women we look forward to our menses' stopping, and then we have to deal with menopause when we are older......it just isn't right that we should have to suffer like this!
I will be 40 next April, which feels so weird to say. I haven't had children because I wasn't in the right situation. Thank you for talking about this, because I feel crazy sometimes. ❤
Watch out if you have dryness, and painful sex. Get it checked. It could be vaginal atrophy. Nobody talks about this. There is a vaginal estrogen cream you can use to help with the symptoms. I never heard about this until I went in, and found out I have it. 😢
Women should not have to suffer in silence if they are still working. How far away from reason and reality from people who are in competition and want to keep their job is this person? Unreal. Plus the main and most devastating symptom is depression and not feeling appreciated. These experts were bad.
Im a 50 yr old woman going through this and i xan say the sex issue is different for everyone. I am quite happy to go the rest of my life without it. I raised children, enjoyed an intimate relationship with my partner of 32 years. Now Im done.
I can so relate! Didn’t much care for it before perimenopause. Now doubly hate the idea of sex. I wish they had said the experience is different for everyone. Add the feeling of cold flashes, electrical charge running down arms, and sleepless nights which really doesn’t make the appeal of touch anymore enticing.
@@MrPathorock I live in some south Florida and have encountered dozens of men in their 70s and 80s who are very sexually aggressive.. And I know for sure that three of them do not take any kind of pills. They are so annoying and obnoxious and lectures and disgusting. It makes me hate old men and not want to get married if this is how they act when they get older.
I remember 15 years ago how my auntie was when she hit menopause. Her husband begged me to not retort when she was verbally abusing me. I will never forgive her. Even though she has apologized twice.
I had flashes all day, non-stop for a year, joint pain in elbows for a year along with hip pain especially when trying to sleep, constant falling for 3-4 months from weakened ankles, weight gain, facial hair growth. Became farsighted 1 year after my period stopped and immediately required readers. My perimenopause started in my mid thirties and my period stopped for good at 48
I've been very fortunate. No hot flashes, no decreased libido or dryness, no drastic emotional changes. I'm counting down to menopause as I haven't had a period in a few months, fingers crossed! However, I have a midsection belly that just won't budge. Boo! I'm so grateful that at least I have great legs, lol!
Yes I got all of them. I'm 33 now but this happened when I was 28. I still have hot flashes. I was recommended not to go through any hormone treatment plans so I've been struggling with my weight and honestly my anger lol the change literally changes you
@@janilmaroon oh it’s terrible. No one warned me and NONE of the women in my life talk about it! My mother had a hysterectomy in her early 40s so she denies going through menopause. And my grandmother claims she had no symptoms. I have all of them! The insomnia and hot flashes are the worst.
@@HH-gv8mx my doctor warned me about menopause but did not lay out what the aftermath would be. And I just got use to waking up at 2am and getting back to sleep till 5am lol I'm glad people are starting to talk about it. I'll be 45 like been there did that 😆
@@janilmaroon I’m afraid I’m going to lose my job bc I’m chronically tired and often late because I’m not sleeping. And here’s the thing, Women in menopause and menopause should be winding down and not going to work. But unfortunately, there’s no one else to support me if I lose my job. And my rent has doubled so I have to work double and all I wanna do is work less now 😭
I want a doctor BESIDES Dr. Mindy Pelz to tell us whether or not fasting is the key to regulating your hormones and keeping weight off during perimenopause I keep hearing conflicting advice about women and fasting.
My periods disappeared in my mid 30s. I had all of the tests done, and my gynecologist told me not to worry if I wanted a period. I could just take some bioidentical progesterone or some kind of pill. It could’ve been from all of the stress I was under I was an avid runner. anyhow my period reappeared at 43 and came on with an Anyhow, my period reappeared at 43 and came on with a vengeance, heavy and uncomfortable. I had cramps when I never had cramps before heavier periods than before. I didn’t miss this one bit!!
I’m 42 and feel like I get my period every 2.5 weeks and it’s more heavy than ever before ugh- perimenopause is not great. My doctor suggested getting in the pill or an IUD- not sure if I want to do either one..
Have your doctor do test to see if you're premenopausal. The heavy bleeding could be from that or even fibroids. Did birth control myself last year for similar issues and it was a disaster. Now on new treatment to see if that works. Several of my friends have had hysterectomy for the bleeding issues too.
I had heavy periods in my 40's. Turns out I had two fibromas, I had surgery and now my periods are light and short. Ask your doctor to do a sonogram (I'm not sure if that's the right term, English isn't my first language). Good luck to you
@@naylas3908 personally I chose not to go with HRT because of risk of longterm health effects like heart disease, stroke and pulmonary embolism (family history) as well as risk of breast or ovarian cancer. I'm not concerned with menopausal symptoms such as lack of libido as I am single. In fact find that aspect quite freeing as in finally not being ruled by hormonal drives. Only have mild hot flashes at night which is quite manageable.
It seems so exclusionary to have a show for women talk about menopause. Not al women experience menopause. And to discuss it on a show for women makes those women who do not experience periods or menopause feel excluded. Please, show more respect for all women and try to be more inclusive.
I went through menopause at 53. Very mild symptoms. If I had a heat flash it was easy just wear a tank top under your shirt usually just taking the shirt off for 5 minutes did the job. I am 60 years old now. I like to tell people you feel the way you felt before you were a teenager. Life is not all about trying to attract another person, if you are not already married . if you want to go fishing it's because you want to go fishing
That might be the case for you. I had hot flashes that I couldn’t control so when and wherever it happened is when it happened. Once, I was in a meeting with a commissioner. The sweet that poured off of me was like a cartoon. My hair was shocked through like I just got out of the shower. My glasses were fogged up so bad, I couldn’t see out of them. He finally asked me if I was ok and was truly concerned. I told him I was having a hot flash from menopause and needed a minute. Sounds like you were pretty lucky. I know the hot from teen years you speak of and I guess it’s kinda like that but multiply that by 50 in my case. I hate it when other people downplay others’ symptoms as if it’s cookie cutter.
@@midlifeandnailingit6342 omg. That really is terrible. It scares me what will happen to me once i get there. I' ve never knew that all these symptoms existed. Hope things get better for u very soon
@@midlifeandnailingit6342 sharing My mild symptoms in no way negates your serious symptoms. Is she showing people that there is everything from A to z. I found that ginger helps with the hot flashes The kind of ginger that comes sliced that you get with your sushi. Just a little bite of that a couple of times a day seem to work wonders
Your lucky. That’s not everybody’s experience. We don’t need to minimize others. Maybe keep your advice to yourself or speak from “I” perspective. FYI- I have cold flashes (feels like I’m in a meat locker), electricity shoots down my arms (3-4x/day), and constant back pain just to mention a few symptoms. It’s not quite the lovely time you had with your perimenopause unfortunately.
Much to my nieces surprise, I LOVED MENOPAUSE. I found it fascinating to watch the heat rise from my toes to the top of my head. It was so fascinating to experience this change in my body and be awake to it. I loved watching and laughing when the overwhelming feeling of stripping off my clothes, which l often did to my surprised friends took over my shyness. Menopause was so freeing. I am great full for not listening to, or reading about other women’s experiences, because it was not mine.
The experts got close to mention some of the symptoms but left out very important details & brushed off what they did mention with what they claim are simple solutions to "fixing" those issues.The reality is far worse in some women & absolutely devasting. Once some of the serious, life changing symptoms occur there is nothing that can fix it, at best minor relief which is only temporary. Unless I missed it they never mentioned HRT. It is so, so important that women get their hormone levels checked & take HRT. If they've had hysterectomies which removed 1 get your levels checked yearly,if not 6 monthly. If both were removed, do not stop HRT, even if you think you will be passed the menopause phase - which is where I went wrong. No one ever warned me, not even the specialist, that what has occurred could ever happen. I became suicidal because I couldnt cope with being in pain,discomfort 24hours a day. It hurts to walk, it hurts to sit, it hurts sleeping, it hurts when even the softest fabrics touch, there is no way to feel comfortable.
Is this a HOT TOPIC because no one on the panel spoke about this. What about Biological Males that transitioned into Females through excessive hormone therapy 🤔
@@HH-gv8mx i'm a size 6 in women's jeans, i'm not fat. Just my stomach seems more puffed up/bloated than when i was younger. I do dance and stretch alot, and i do push ups regularly. And i meditate. Thats about it. 🤗 and i never went thru a pregnancy/never had kids.
@@lopresti4559 yea that’s cortisol and toxins. We are supposed to lean into a ketobiotic diet and increase HIIT as we get older. Lean protein low carb high intensity workouts and sprints. It sounds awful. But that’s what all the research says.
Sugar and liquor causes hot flashes, avoid both at night. Separate beds and a remote control ceiling fan are recommended. No more than 2 meals a day, intermittent fasting helps a lot.
Nobody in my family will acknowledge or talk about it. My grandmother denies that she ever went through it or at least she said she doesn’t remember feeling a single thing. And none of my friends discuss it at all, and I know they must be going through it at 49 years old
I'm 38 and i hate being a woman for reasons like this. This is the BS i have to look forward to. I yearn for the urn. Lord take me out of this life, soon please! I'm ready to go.
Why does RUclips keep recommending this joke of a program. But i guess if i ever need a good laugh, just watch the view. Nothing but clowns on this show. And to think i once used to agree with these woman and respected them. Ew.
If the national average IQ was the base line for the host and the viewers how many of the host and viewers would be at least at the average? I bet it wouldn't be 50%.
These women are insane. Nothing that pertains directly to this video, but in general. There should be disclaimers before this show starts saying "everything heard here has no bearing in logic and truth". Who's paying these chicks? lmao
If men had menopause there would be a clinic on every corner
We men run the world because we're not women who go thru menopause. Menopause is exactly why women spotless never ever be given positions of power. A menopausal woman in power is a direct threat to humanity because she goes crazy and could start a world War
No Man wants anything to do with a post menopausal single woman....we Prefer Sex with Women 20 years younger than us...
Men go through the same hormonal changes unable to have sex, depression, and sleepless nights.
Amen
I wish trans claiming to be a woman now would experience menopause, bloody periods, pregnancy and childbirth.
It takes a REAL woman to go through this!
Alyssa is a breath of fresh air on this show
Her and Whoopi are my favorites ❤
@@shaedavis53 she is emerging as Whoopi's fav too - she complements her often
I agree❤
Don’t let sheldoncole see this comment 😂
A Breath of Fresh Air from Meghan McCain the Conservative from H*LL.
I wish they would discuss menopause every show. , I just love it.
I want a doctor BESIDES Dr. Mindy Pelz to tell us whether or not fasting is the key to regulating your hormones and keeping weight off during perimenopause I keep hearing conflicting advice about women and fasting.
This was quite informative. Thank you for clarifying perimenopause. Now I know what to look out for 😅
There should be a list of best most compassionate gyno nurses and drs. When you pass a certain age it’s hard to find anyone who is not short and crabby.
Oh I think when you start entering a certain era you notice that the doctors are getting younger, gone are the old men who actually had the patience to sit down and listen to you. A lot of these younger doctors are in a huge hurry and they only spend a few minutes with you and barely look up or make eye contact. And then I get a $350 bill and I wasn’t even there for three minutes.. you are just a number in the waiting room to them.
NAMS is the north american menopause society. They have a list of providers whom have additional education in menopause care. It's no guarantee they will be compassionate but at least they are interested in treating women past fertility.
43 and I’ve been in pre menopause for two years!!! The hot flashes, sleepless nights, weight gain and joint pain are the worst
I'm 52....no hot flashes ....no lack of sexual appetite, but the belly fat is real! And thank god I still sleep like a baby.
Give it tine
@@MaryLopez-em3rc its so interesting...my mother had terrible symptoms......but I know it sometimes makes a difference if you had kids, I didn't.....but the difference between her and I is she stopped taking hormones...and if my symptoms get bad, I'll be on them asap! Her mood swings were terrifying.
You are so blessed! My mom had it really bad and pretty early. I’m having early symptoms too
It's genes. I'm blessed. No hot flashes.
Some hair loss , all in armpits, a little on legs, etc.
I chose celibacy 19 years ago... that's shun down and I'm content.
The biggest thing is being extra tired. I need more sleep. I fall asleep quickly.
I more so show my actions to others by looks or in mind how stupid you are ... vs shredding you apart verbally unless I need to.
I need much more electrolytes now.
Ps and the older I get... the more I remind myself of some of my older relatives deceased .
It's about time the topic was addressed! Thank you for doing so.
Alyssa you are officially seemingly cool in my book now "If Sunny gets pregnant before me I am going to be so annoyed..."🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm in my mid-40s and completely clueless. Nobody really told me what to expect, so I don't know what's going to be normal versus not normal, and I don't know what treatments are out there and available to me.
Strange isn’t it? They do tell you about your first period and if you are unlucky they will tell you that you should just live with the symptoms. And than…nothing!
But there are good books nowadays which tell you everything about your cycle and the influence of hormones. Believe me…those freaking things have influence on your whole wellbeing.
There is treatment by the way. Doctors in the UK found out that every woman has her own balance of hormones. That’s why the standard OAC can give a lot of problems and side effects. These doctors treat women in the UK and are very successful with it. According to the women who took the treatment.
Speak to your doctor, your gynecologist and do your own research to find ways to help yourself and become aware of the changes in your body
It’s so strange to me that there’s still such a taboo around menopause. I’m in my late 40s and I don’t have one single friend that discusses it. My mother and my grandmother both deny going through menopause.. and I’m over here having terrible symptoms. I don’t have the energy that I used to have to do workouts. I don’t have the motivation. I am tired all the time yet. I am not sleeping at night uncomfortably hot.
@@Art_by_Nicole what is the treatment?
@@m.b94 i’m going crazy with the sleep deprivation in a perfect world I wouldn’t have to work and I can concentrate on getting enough rest and exercise and keep my stress down. I will never make enough or move up in a job where I can retire and focus on health and wellness.
I’m using hormone replacement and I feel great! Hormone replacement therapy helps with the hot flashes and your libido!🎉
Unfortunately not everyone can take HRT. Particularly if you have a history of cancer in your family.
So true. With HRT, I still experienced hot flashes, and to this day, no libido 😢. I'm taking psychotropic meds for menopause, but little relief
@@juanita_rocksteady2761, that’s not true. If doctors tell you that, they are misinformed.
I’m taking HRT.
Pros: the edge off hot flashes, mode is better and weight gain has stopped! Able to get the weight off.
Cons: Does nothing for libido or cold flashes. Still wake up in middle of night (not every night).
I’ll take what improvements I can get!!
The worst symptom I had was the most excruciating Charlie horses. I could tell it was coming on because there would be a tightening around my knee caps. But the worst was the Charlie horses in the groin area. These literally made me cry because of the pain. I would be bent over and would have to walk them out. And once I had this happen on both sides of my groin. I never experienced hot flashes (thank God) and did gain weight. Mood swings were the same as when I was pre-minstrel. When we are young women we look forward to our menses' stopping, and then we have to deal with menopause when we are older......it just isn't right that we should have to suffer like this!
I will be 40 next April, which feels so weird to say. I haven't had children because I wasn't in the right situation. Thank you for talking about this, because I feel crazy sometimes. ❤
Watch out if you have dryness, and painful sex. Get it checked. It could be vaginal atrophy. Nobody talks about this. There is a vaginal estrogen cream you can use to help with the symptoms. I never heard about this until I went in, and found out I have it. 😢
44 and in peri-land. Joint pain and electric zaps - it is challenging.
Women should not have to suffer in silence if they are still working. How far away from reason and reality from people who are in competition and want to keep their job is this person? Unreal. Plus the main and most devastating symptom is depression and not feeling appreciated.
These experts were bad.
Perimenopause is when your body go through tremendous changes. It's awful😢
Im a 50 yr old woman going through this and i xan say the sex issue is different for everyone. I am quite happy to go the rest of my life without it. I raised children, enjoyed an intimate relationship with my partner of 32 years. Now Im done.
Unfortunately men want it up into their 90s 🤦🏼♀😭
I can so relate! Didn’t much care for it before perimenopause. Now doubly hate the idea of sex. I wish they had said the experience is different for everyone.
Add the feeling of cold flashes, electrical charge running down arms, and sleepless nights which really doesn’t make the appeal of touch anymore enticing.
@@lubnafawzy-qureshi4075 do you work? I think it would be hard to hold a job feeling like this most days
@@HH-gv8mxno they cannot without drugs. put them in seperate bedrooms and give them lots of pets to take care
@@MrPathorock I live in some south Florida and have encountered dozens of men in their 70s and 80s who are very sexually aggressive.. And I know for sure that three of them do not take any kind of pills. They are so annoying and obnoxious and lectures and disgusting. It makes me hate old men and not want to get married if this is how they act when they get older.
For more information on any of this topics check out... and then it cuts. So somebody doesn't want us to get more information?
I remember 15 years ago how my auntie was when she hit menopause. Her husband begged me to not retort when she was verbally abusing me. I will never forgive her. Even though she has apologized twice.
The brain fog, fatigue, joint and muscle pain, and the major moodiness is driving me nuts w perimenopause
This reminds me of the Wanda Sykes segment about her menopause on her stand-up😂
“Esther” 😂😂😂
@@donnabillet loves bread and alcohol😄
I had flashes all day, non-stop for a year, joint pain in elbows for a year along with hip pain especially when trying to sleep, constant falling for 3-4 months from weakened ankles, weight gain, facial hair growth. Became farsighted 1 year after my period stopped and immediately required readers. My perimenopause started in my mid thirties and my period stopped for good at 48
I'm 48 and you should like an old tart.
I've been very fortunate. No hot flashes, no decreased libido or dryness, no drastic emotional changes. I'm counting down to menopause as I haven't had a period in a few months, fingers crossed! However, I have a midsection belly that just won't budge. Boo! I'm so grateful that at least I have great legs, lol!
33 and had a full hysterectomy which lead me into menopause.
Did you get any of the symptoms like hot flashes or irritability or trouble sleeping? Did you take any hormone replacement?
Yes I got all of them. I'm 33 now but this happened when I was 28. I still have hot flashes. I was recommended not to go through any hormone treatment plans so I've been struggling with my weight and honestly my anger lol the change literally changes you
@@janilmaroon oh it’s terrible. No one warned me and NONE of the women in my life talk about it! My mother had a hysterectomy in her early 40s so she denies going through menopause. And my grandmother claims she had no symptoms. I have all of them! The insomnia and hot flashes are the worst.
@@HH-gv8mx my doctor warned me about menopause but did not lay out what the aftermath would be. And I just got use to waking up at 2am and getting back to sleep till 5am lol I'm glad people are starting to talk about it. I'll be 45 like been there did that 😆
@@janilmaroon I’m afraid I’m going to lose my job bc I’m chronically tired and often late because I’m not sleeping. And here’s the thing, Women in menopause and menopause should be winding down and not going to work. But unfortunately, there’s no one else to support me if I lose my job. And my rent has doubled so I have to work double and all I wanna do is work less now 😭
That’s what this show should be called
😂
Went in menopause at 43. I'm 53 now. No periods for 10 years is amazing. I only have hot flashes on my face😁
Question not about that but I was wondering.. If they want to stop ivh and contraceptive pill. Will they get rid of vasectomies?
Probably
Gonna miss you guys. Make the most of your time off and go to beautiful places and and do beautiful things!
Well this 50 generation needed this information introduced to them.
Us boomers been there & lived thru it.
I want a doctor BESIDES Dr. Mindy Pelz to tell us whether or not fasting is the key to regulating your hormones and keeping weight off during perimenopause I keep hearing conflicting advice about women and fasting.
Joy: I wasn't paying attention 😂
I’m 53, still get period. Meno belly is the worst, no matter what I do it won’t disappear. I might have to wait it out.
Insomnia/waking up 2-3× nightly hot flashes with palpitations .😢😢😢
Imagine sitting in a sauna every 10 -15 minutes. Breaking into sweats stand still.
Sunny sneaking in the brag about still getting periods 😂
Right!!... she can have it .. that is nothing to pop ya collar about 😅in my opinion
My periods disappeared in my mid 30s. I had all of the tests done, and my gynecologist told me not to worry if I wanted a period. I could just take some bioidentical progesterone or some kind of pill. It could’ve been from all of the stress I was under I was an avid runner. anyhow my period reappeared at 43 and came on with an Anyhow, my period reappeared at 43 and came on with a vengeance, heavy and uncomfortable. I had cramps when I never had cramps before heavier periods than before. I didn’t miss this one bit!!
Facts it’s not a brag she could have mine too 🤪
I’m 42 and feel like I get my period every 2.5 weeks and it’s more heavy than ever before ugh- perimenopause is not great. My doctor suggested getting in the pill or an IUD- not sure if I want to do either one..
Have your doctor do test to see if you're premenopausal. The heavy bleeding could be from that or even fibroids. Did birth control myself last year for similar issues and it was a disaster. Now on new treatment to see if that works. Several of my friends have had hysterectomy for the bleeding issues too.
I had heavy periods in my 40's. Turns out I had two fibromas, I had surgery and now my periods are light and short. Ask your doctor to do a sonogram (I'm not sure if that's the right term, English isn't my first language).
Good luck to you
@@ashmeyer21 thanks! I’ll def ask my doctor about this!
@@liul thanks! That’s helpful!
Also check iron levels. Anemia can be a cause that makes other things worse
My childhood friend is 71 and still having Hot flashes
I know a lady she is close to 90 and still has them .
My mother experienced no symptoms and I got all off them 😡
70 here and still having them.
Why aren’t they on HRT?
@@naylas3908my mom 76 and still gets symptoms she refuses to take anything😢
@@naylas3908 personally I chose not to go with HRT because of risk of longterm health effects like heart disease, stroke and pulmonary embolism (family history) as well as risk of breast or ovarian cancer.
I'm not concerned with menopausal symptoms such as lack of libido as I am single. In fact find that aspect quite freeing as in finally not being ruled by hormonal drives. Only have mild hot flashes at night which is quite manageable.
It seems so exclusionary to have a show for women talk about menopause. Not al women experience menopause. And to discuss it on a show for women makes those women who do not experience periods or menopause feel excluded. Please, show more respect for all women and try to be more inclusive.
I went through menopause at 53. Very mild symptoms. If I had a heat flash it was easy just wear a tank top under your shirt usually just taking the shirt off for 5 minutes did the job. I am 60 years old now. I like to tell people you feel the way you felt before you were a teenager. Life is not all about trying to attract another person, if you are not already married . if you want to go fishing it's because you want to go fishing
That might be the case for you. I had hot flashes that I couldn’t control so when and wherever it happened is when it happened. Once, I was in a meeting with a commissioner. The sweet that poured off of me was like a cartoon. My hair was shocked through like I just got out of the shower. My glasses were fogged up so bad, I couldn’t see out of them. He finally asked me if I was ok and was truly concerned. I told him I was having a hot flash from menopause and needed a minute. Sounds like you were pretty lucky. I know the hot from teen years you speak of and I guess it’s kinda like that but multiply that by 50 in my case. I hate it when other people downplay others’ symptoms as if it’s cookie cutter.
@@midlifeandnailingit6342 omg. That really is terrible. It scares me what will happen to me once i get there. I' ve never knew that all these symptoms existed. Hope things get better for u very soon
@@midlifeandnailingit6342 sharing My mild symptoms in no way negates your serious symptoms. Is she showing people that there is everything from A to z. I found that ginger helps with the hot flashes The kind of ginger that comes sliced that you get with your sushi. Just a little bite of that a couple of times a day seem to work wonders
Your lucky. That’s not everybody’s experience. We don’t need to minimize others. Maybe keep your advice to yourself or speak from “I” perspective.
FYI- I have cold flashes (feels like I’m in a meat locker), electricity shoots down my arms (3-4x/day), and constant back pain just to mention a few symptoms. It’s not quite the lovely time you had with your perimenopause unfortunately.
Please do not forget to mention. A woman will have 2 periods a month. That is how you really know you are in premenopause leading up to menopause
I don't even remember menopause. Different strokes for❤ different folks. 😊
Much to my nieces surprise, I LOVED MENOPAUSE. I found it fascinating to watch the heat rise from my toes to the top of my head. It was so fascinating to experience this change in my body and be awake to it. I loved watching and laughing when the overwhelming feeling of stripping off my clothes, which l often did to my surprised friends took over my shyness. Menopause was so freeing. I am great full for not listening to, or reading about other women’s experiences, because it was not mine.
Peri menopause can last 10
Years 😮😢
😢 I know...I hope not going through it now and I'm 47 started two years ago
it typically does
The experts got close to mention some of the symptoms but left out very important details & brushed off what they did mention with what they claim are simple solutions to "fixing" those issues.The reality is far worse in some women & absolutely devasting. Once some of the serious, life changing symptoms occur there is nothing that can fix it, at best minor relief which is only temporary. Unless I missed it they never mentioned HRT. It is so, so important that women get their hormone levels checked & take HRT. If they've had hysterectomies which removed 1 get your levels checked yearly,if not 6 monthly. If both were removed, do not stop HRT, even if you think you will be passed the menopause phase - which is where I went wrong. No one ever warned me, not even the specialist, that what has occurred could ever happen. I became suicidal because I couldnt cope with being in pain,discomfort 24hours a day. It hurts to walk, it hurts to sit, it hurts sleeping, it hurts when even the softest fabrics touch, there is no way to feel comfortable.
I really hope you feel better.
That's why we need woman Dr.'s to talk too.😉
Since MASH went off the air 😂😂😂😂😂😂
My last period was 1 month before I turned 55.
Burning mouth? wtf I’ve not heard of that before yikes. I’m 41 and I’m scared lol
Is this a HOT TOPIC because no one on the panel spoke about this. What about Biological Males that transitioned into Females through excessive hormone therapy 🤔
I am 54, i still get my periods. I have no interest in sex and i notice my belly size increasing a bit. Thats about it so far. 😅
Do you workout?
@@HH-gv8mx i'm a size 6 in women's jeans, i'm not fat. Just my stomach seems more puffed up/bloated than when i was younger. I do dance and stretch alot, and i do push ups regularly. And i meditate. Thats about it. 🤗 and i never went thru a pregnancy/never had kids.
@@lopresti4559 yea that’s cortisol and toxins. We are supposed to lean into a ketobiotic diet and increase HIIT as we get older. Lean protein low carb high intensity workouts and sprints. It sounds awful. But that’s what all the research says.
@@HH-gv8mx i work fulltime. I do what i can do, on my 2 little days off a week. It's good enuff. I don't want to live forever anyway........
Sugar and liquor causes hot flashes, avoid both at night. Separate beds and a remote control ceiling fan are recommended. No more than 2 meals a day, intermittent fasting helps a lot.
From a chicken to a tampon in every pot and back to a chicken smoking pot.
There is not a good side to Menopause!😢 My mom never talked about it!
Nobody in my family will acknowledge or talk about it. My grandmother denies that she ever went through it or at least she said she doesn’t remember feeling a single thing. And none of my friends discuss it at all, and I know they must be going through it at 49 years old
You have to start worrying at 40?!?!?
can start way before.
I'm 38 and i hate being a woman for reasons like this. This is the BS i have to look forward to. I yearn for the urn. Lord take me out of this life, soon please! I'm ready to go.
Perk of menopause. No more tampons, no more periods!!! It’s glorious!
Its 55 not 51
All of the cast has went through it.
Not Sara or allyssa 2 young for it
Great topic! I learned something today
Good you learned not to hate today!!!!
Thinning skin? Welcome to post menopause!
2:43 reasons enough to never get married men. It has an inherent expiration date.
No help for women in our 70's who still desire a sexual relationship. 😢
🙃 beautiful 1 minute in
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Now I understand why these woman are nuts
Take plant based hormones...
😍🥤🙏🏻🙏🏾
Donald Trump is gonna say menopause isn't a real condition... lol... jk...
ATROPHY
Gross
How is joy still here. Worst show ever
Who is a woman ?
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As usual, absolutely no new info about peri-menopsuse or menopause. This was like watching a safe space for clucking hens.
ARE THEY ACTUALLY TALKING ABOUT SOMETHING OTHER THAN TRUMP? IS THAT EVEN ALLOWED ON THAT CHANNEL?
What is a woman? 😅
This show is absolute garbage
Why does RUclips keep recommending this joke of a program. But i guess if i ever need a good laugh, just watch the view. Nothing but clowns on this show. And to think i once used to agree with these woman and respected them. Ew.
If the national average IQ was the base line for the host and the viewers how many of the host and viewers would be at least at the average? I bet it wouldn't be 50%.
You and doneld trump is friends right 😂
Scary. Does this mean I got to change out my wife for a new younger one now that I am in my 50's? Life never gets easy. I need my oomph .
She might want to change you out.
#canceltheview FTV FKH TRUMP 2024!!❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸
These women are insane. Nothing that pertains directly to this video, but in general. There should be disclaimers before this show starts saying "everything heard here has no bearing in logic and truth". Who's paying these chicks? lmao