Heart Attack After Stopping HRT - 180 | Menopause Taylor 

You are so very welcome, my dear. And my hope is that this education makes even new year happy. Thank you so much for your loving and kind words. They really mean a lot to me.

Well a very Merry Christmas to you, Flossy. I'm sure everyone was happy to finally get the rain you needed. Santa was good to you.

You are so very welcome, my dear.

You are so welcome, my dear.

Ha! I love your analogy. That's how I feel about "expiration dates" on food. In some cases, you'll expire before the food does .... which, of course, means that it's not "food" at all!

Haha!

You are so welcome, Sue. And the whole point of this education is that women are very different in terms of their priorities. I have encountered many women who feel the benefits of HRT greatly outweigh any possible risks. And I have encountered many others who feel that the benefits aren't worth any possible risks. That's why I just teach you the facts and let you decide for yourself what's best FOR YOU.

Ahh, Yesica, you are so welcome.

It's my pleasure.

Interesting, my patch doesn't come off until I take it off.

@@angelmuscledoc mine doesn't come off either at all unless I take it off but it goes dead if I wear it in the shower

I look forward to our next consultation, Pinky. I'll do whatever I can t o help you, always.

@@MenopauseTaylor Thank you me also!

@ the one and only pinky pinky How are you doing with your hrt you mentioned that you were bleeding the same this is happening to me after only 5 months of treatment. I am so disappointed. I wear a patch too and it does come off in the shower so I take off too and dry up and I cleanse the area with alcohol and let it dry and I put the same one back on. But you say it goes dead in the shower what do mean by that? Do you mean it might not be transmitting the estrogen into the skin May that is the reason why we bleed. I am so scare of this bleeding that I am ready to quit the treatment. I too want to consult with Dr. Taylor.

How kind of you. Thank you. And I wish you the same.

The same to you, you dear Angel. You are a Christmas Angel.

@@MenopauseTaylor ❤

There are very specific dosages for each different kind of estrogen. If you keep watching these videos in order, you will get to the video the addresses precisely that at just the right time in your education. You are very close, but if you jump around all willy-nilly in the order these videos, you will never get the information you need. If you’d like a more efficient delivery of this menopause education, you should (1) Get my book, or (2) Watch the webinars, or (3) Watch the DVD entitled Your Menopause Your Way. They all give you the complete education without the fluff of the videos. My goal is to meet the needs of all women, regardless of their learning style, and regardless of their command of the English language. Many of my viewers speak English as a second, third, or fourth language. You may not care about them, but I do. I am the only person providing a complete and unbiased education on menopause. So, I’m trying to serve the needs of all women. I’m sorry I haven’t serve yours well. But I think one of the other options listed above will. The very best way to get everything you need pronto is to schedule a consultation at MenopauseTaylor.ME.

Marie, PLEASE, please, schedule a consultation with me. I will give you all the facts and help you tailor them specifically to YOU so that you can weigh your benefits and risks. There's no way for you to do that by "researching" because the studies vary so much. Your doctor's approach is something I'll address in a consultation, too.

Hello Marie, I'm so glad you commented on the risk of blood clots when taking HRT... I have been really struggling with perimenopause for about 2 years now. My symptoms are so severe that my quality of life has been affected pretty significantly. Anxiety, depression, panic attacks and insomnia amongst other symptoms are my worst symptoms. I went to many doctors and they all prescribed antidepressants but they only made everything worst. I would always explain to the doctors that I am not depressed nor did I have a generalized anxiety disorder. Before perimenopause I was a completely different person. Always happy, active and hard working. Since perimenopause started I have not been able to work , the anxiety and depression are so debilitating and I can't even handle the brain fog...I decided to start HRT and within a few weeks I did notice a difference in the anxiety and depression. Panic attacks were almost gone but the insomnia was still there. About 4 months after starting HRT I started having headaches. In the beginning they were on and off and within a few weeks they were happening every day and were getting stronger. Tylenol and ibuprofen weren't really doing anything for me anymore. I went to see my doctor about the headaches and she sent me to the ER where I had 3 different CT scans where they found I have a blood clot in a blood vessel in my brain. Luckily they found the clot in time before it was big enough to block blood flow. I had to stop HRT right away and am now on blood thinners. My headaches are now under control but with God's grace this blood clot will be gone soon. The doctors told me that HRT may have been the cause for the blood clot. I understand that that was a risk I had to take but now I regret not really doing my own research. I'm now going to continue my menopause journey as natural as possible and continue my faith in my Lord and savior Jesus Christ. Good luck to you in what ever you decide.

Muna, Although I am fully licensed, I do not prescribe because I am not in active practice. I teach full time. But, if you have a consultation with me, I can make sure you know who to get exactly what you want. You need to know how to get what you want BEFORE your doctor refuses to give you any more estrogen.

Thank you, I have plan to do so in 2020..too much going on regarding my fathers health...but I will definitely do a consultation with you...even with estrogel use, insomnia is keeping me up, my brain in foggy, depression is creeping, anxiety is skyrocketing, ringing tones in ears, mood swings..brain transmitter feels slowed down and missing that electric connection, loss of smell to some extent, waking up with stiff fingers...dry vagina, no libido...I was fine for first three years but now things are going downhill even with use of estrogel...someone told me to use progesterone even I don’t have uterus-she said the modern medicine believes even without uterus we need progesterone. I will discuss with you in details when I book my consultation with you...thanks again for great videos that made me feel like I’m not alone and can live again!! Love and hugs

@@m_m2107 I look forward to meeting you, and i can definitely help you with all this. Don't listen to what people say. They usually don't have any credentials to be saying anything.

She would benefit from a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I'll tailor everything specifically to HER situation. I do them all online.

I is possible, and it is never too late to start improving the status of your arteries.

Serrapeptase (or Serratiopeptidase) is a chemical that silkworms produce to dissolve its cocoon. Most of its uses have to do with relief of inflammation. It works by decreasing both inflammation and mucous production. As with many supplements, this product is marketed for so many different purposes, that it’s “too good to be true.” And there is no research to support any of the claims. Side effects include interference with blood clotting and interaction with other substances that decrease blood clotting.

The risk is much lower for women who take HRT. When they stop taking HRT, their risk increases. For women who never take HRT, the risk is already higher.

Practitioners practice differently. You may need to find a different doctor. The very best thing you can do is to have a consultation with me before you do anything. I'll make sure you know every little thing about how to go about getting what you want without burning any bridges.

The 6-month break only enabled your own body to prove to you that it loves the stuff. So listen to your body instead of to your ignorant girlfriend.

Bonnie, Unfortunately, things are not as they should be in the world of menopause management for women. The best thing you can do is get this education so that you know what you want. Then, find a way to get it. If you want my help in getting what you want, schedule a consultation with me. I'll help you navigate the medical and insurance system to find a way that will work for you rather than against you. Go to MenopauseTaylor.ME to schedule.

@@MenopauseTaylor Thank you, Dr. Taylor. Fortunately, my doctor is 100% on board with continuing me on HRT. I have 4 more years until I'm 65, and during my annual visit in December, he told me about the Medicare policy. Perhaps by then, Medicare will be caught up with the facts? BTW, he knows all about you and supports the education you share with us!

@@bonniebeenken9207 I do hope Medicare changes it's policy. Unfortunately, it is known for finding ways to pay for less, not more. Thank you for the kind words about your doctor's approval of my efforts.

Please schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. You really need me to tailor all the information specifically to YOU. You cannot afford to move forward without complete peace of mind about your decision. I will make sure you know all the facts, along with the benefits and risks of your options.

If you want me to tailor everything specifically to YOU, I can do so in a consultation. That way, you can know all your benefits and risks, as well as all your options.

Where did you hear that? Please have a consultation with me. You have illogical information. Loss of estrogen at menopause constitutes a hormone deficiency. For every other hormone on earth, you take hormone replacement for the rest of your life. How long would you take insulin if you were an insulin-dependent diabetic? How long would you take thyroid hormone if you had hypothyroidism? Why in the word would estrogen replacement be any different (from a logical perspective)?

@@MenopauseTaylor I think you misunderstood what Conway saying. I know I desire to take estrogen for the rest of my life but when I read the comment sections in your videos, women say their doctors take them off HRT at 65. Makes no sense to me.

@@yvettebennett6170 Oh yes. I agree. Sorry for my misinterpretation.

Betsy, It would be best if you could have a consultation with me BEFORE seeing your doctor. I will arm you with all the information you need to get exactly what you want. If you see your doctor first, you are likely tp burn some bridges and make things harder on yourself. I help you navigate the medical arena because understanding how it works is critical to getting what you want. There is mono way to get on my schedule in the next week, though. So, if you want to consult with me first, you'll need to postpone your appointment with your doctor. And, if you go ahead with your doctor's appointment and it gos badly, schedule a consultation with me afterward. My goal is to teach you everything you need to succeed.

Ingrid, I certainly agree with you about the word, "Menopause." It's supposed to be a combination of the word "Meno" for "Menstruation" (or periods) and "Pause" for "Stop." But, it's a bit goofy.

Well, maybe you should teach women about menopause then. As much as you think this is a matter of my not being update on information, it isn't. Rather, it's a matter of your being brainwashed by the alternative medical community. Maybe you should expand your horizons a bit or get a medical education. That's what I'm delivering, not propaganda. I'm sorry to have failed you so.

Menopause Taylor well said 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Progesterone made me want to drive into a tree and kill myself. Estrogen is wonderful for me. I'm considering using my prometrium capsule vaginally to try to mitigate the side effects and still address my menopause (endometrial lining). I hope it works this way, it is notorious for causing problems for women with mood disorders.

@@MenopauseTaylor Thank you DOCTOR Taylor!! :)

@@songofangels777 It's my pleasure to help you, my dear.