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Peri menopause can progesgtrone cream from a health store cause you tiredness

By June 10, 2010 - 11:28am
 
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Im 47 and welcome to the peri-memopause cry baby, weight gain, cant sleep world...oh its horrible.. I began to notice changes in my hip and middle section as if my bone structure has be growing out. I am very athletic, eating habits healthy and I cannot loose the water weight for nothing..not extreme but 3 to 4 lbs more than I like.

Then the sleeping was horrible. So I started to investigate progestrone cream over the counter and Im doing 60 mg a day...it has helped me sleep and my moods so serene...it really works but I do the cream x 2 day...and Im feeling so tired and its when I started using the cream...but I must say it works..I read a book from Dr. Lee what your MD's don't tell you about peri-or menopause...and its great...but I didn't find anything on there regardiing progestrone cream...any one else finding this to be true with them..

Thank you

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Hi, Perimeno1,

First of all, you read a great book. Good for you, for seeking information to help yourself and working to learn what your body needs!

In my research for you, I didn't find anything that listed fatigue as a side effect of natural progesterone cream. I am wondering, however, if you are using too much. 60 mg a day seems quite a bit. Is this what the recommended dosage is? And are you positive that it's an all-natural (not synthetic) progesterone cream?

June 11, 2010 - 9:31am
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