Menopause Management After Endometrial Uterine Cancer - 339 | Menopause Taylor 

She did it!!! There is a front page article in New York Times on menopause!!! Dr Taylor you deserve accolades for all of your perseverance and education of women.

I went to a female Doctor yesterday in USA in South Carolina again This is the 23 doctor in the past ten years She told me I need progesterone I told her I don’t have a uterus or cervix She said it don’t matter You are not a candidate for estrogen But progesterone is safe She said it will stop night sweats and boost my sex drive And mood and foggy thinking and so on I told her I want Estrogen high dose She said it’s too late for me And I’m overweight And even if I get my heart checked for hardening of my arteries and I don’t have hardening of my arteries It’s too late Again I tried another doctor OBGYN and no help I’m suffering I’ve talked to you 2 years ago I’ve watch all your videos How can so many doctors not know about HRT And why do so many have different opinions? It’s so frustrating and waste of money and time trying to get help I’ll continue the healthy eating and vitamins and herbs But I’m suffering so so bad There needs to be a world conference on HRT Where they get together and discuss the real true information Because It’s killing women to not get the help they need.

Brilliant, very thorough, and informative 👏 👍You have summed it up in a nutshell!! It's a shame that many doctors do not adopt the same approach and advice to many women who are struggling with menopause. A typical answer from the doctor would be that they can't give estrogen in case there are any cancer cells that remain after the removal of your womb. Or estrogen could cause cancer of other organs. I do wish there was a better understanding of this in the medical profession. Many thanks 😊

Present and ready for class! I was told mine was Stage 1a, and gyno oncology cleared me for estrogen replacement. Honestly, I was ready to throw myself onto the floor and beg her for estrogen replacement, but she must have realized eight hot flashes in under two hours was not normal. Then when I got then hourly on a normal basis. She had zero issues, I needed it Here is a sad fact I have heard from many women who had endometrial/uterine cancer, and had the entire She Shed and all of Aunt Flo's hangers on ripped out too, were told that even Stage 1a they should NOT use estrogen replacement! I was shocked that some gyno oncologist were so against estrogen replacement when the risk is gone. One friend was 35 at the time of her diagnosis of Stage 3 and was told a hell no to estrogen replacement. Estrogen is my friend and I will keep using it as long as I can. I'll hope she keeps me at the dose I am at now for a few more years before trying a lower dose after I'm in my late 50s.

Ok Lady Liberty! Enjoyed this. Your quizes are fun.

Always the best professor ever ❤

I love your gardening metaphor. The female body absolutely needs some sort of estrogen, it's the uterus alone that needs progesterone but if it's not there women can do great with just estrogen. Watching all these videos in order to better understand everything. Thank you 💞

Yay! I got the quiz right! I look forward to your education on cervical cancer next!

Excited for this new video as this is where I am

Thank you for the most comprehensive education ever! 😊😊😊

Very thorough analysis as always 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 thank you thank you 🙏🏼

SO helpful, Dr. Taylor! Thank you very much! You are the voice of reason and sanity. 🙏❤️

Ah, man! I got 6 wrong and 7 right. I was trying to keep up but knew better as I am a slow ‘read to understand’ kinda gal. Next quiz, I will pause and read and think about it…plus, I will watch and listen to this again. So looking forward to the next, in depth segment, subject…the cervix. Hugs, dear Barbie.

The cancer doctors say HRT would be of concern because if it’s estrogen and/or progesterone receptor positive - the thought is it will feed it but I guess that’s if any rogue cells are left - which we hope their wouldn’t be but it seems impossible to find a doctor to give HRT after uterine cancer

Thanks ❤

Dr. Taylor - I just came across your blog and I was very interested in finding out about taking estrogen when there’s a risk of blood clot. My wife really needs some guidance- Thx

Hello dear Dr. Taylor, I am the cured Uterus cancer patient. I was watching you for 3 years and you are my knowledge and lifeline for managing Menopause. I found my perfect HRT ( thanks to you) and was on it for almost 3 years now. I am 43 and today my provider told me that she is going continue prescribing HRT to me only for another 7 years till I am 51. What is happening? Why? Is she right about it? I only can have HRT till I am 51? What is your opinion on this? Thanks a lot 🌸❤️🙏

Hello again. Will you be talking about HRT, menopause and headaches?

I heard Dr Berg on a RU-vid video briefly say that estrogen therapy might help with osteoarthritis.well lv been on estrogen for three months now (thanks to your advice)and can say ,hands down it has made a difference with my osteoarthritis in my back.Dr Berg said the study’s might show improvement because of estrogen helping to make Hyaluronic acid in the joints.not to mention all the other things it has helped with.

I've been on estrogen patch for 1 year. Recently have had some cramping and bleeding. Normal or should I get checked?

Someday I am going to go back & count how many different ways you have told women without a uterus they don't have to take the hormone of PMS . I really don't understand why any woman past that age would want to make herself permanently PMS by just taking progesterone?

Is it okay to do hormone replacement therapy after having Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection?

Do you consider cured the point after surgery where all the margins are clear? Or the timeframe after the surgery, usually 5 years, until we are declared cancer free? (5 years is a looooong time to have to wait until HRT is possible!)

Doctor it’s “gone” if they take out the uterus but what if they only freeze or laser , is estradiol still off limits ?

Hi, I am 28 and my LH, prolactin and fsh are high than normal level. What should I do. I am really worried.

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