PATCH

PATCH

AliciaB112023-06-27T21:47:07.000Z
First I recommend the menopause sub on Reddit. It's SOO helpful and the community is supportive and
What has helped me (after much experimentation) was getting on an estrogen patch, 2 weeks monthly progesterone 100mg, and a low dose testosterone crea
KittySkyfish2023-06-27T20:01:24.000Z
Hot flashes and night sweats are low estrogen. Did any of these doctor do labs for your estradiol +
progesterone, DHEAS, testosterone, cortisol to monitor your hormones? It takes a few weeks for the estradiol patches to kick in, btw. Are you dosed
mjsm2023-06-27T11:48:25.000Z
Not one dr has even ASKED if I have a uterus ++
That is very frustrating. Not my ob (though he should know), not 2 compounding pharmacists and not my new family doctor. I had night 2 of progeste
greenreed2023-06-26T23:20:26.000Z
They normally do not give Estrodiol without Progesterone. We tried the patch alone briefly and
I spotted so had to add Progesterone ,
mjsm2023-06-26T19:38:22.000Z
I have been on SOO many concoctions....
Went off of everything for about 3 weeks. Started estrodial patch last week and started prog last night (100mg). It's the estrodial that's kicked sw
TVARTDIVA2023-06-26T14:14:21.000Z
Dior Gris on this stormy, dark day. HAGD! Xx My review ++
My Review for... Dior Gris To Dior this is a celebration of their coveted couture gris (grey) but to me it is Britain’s patch of heaven, Mottisfont R
mjsm2023-06-26T13:29:14.000Z
On Estradiol again - Hot flashes/night sweats started again. Why??
I have worked with 2 compounding pharmacists and my dr for menopause. No relief so I ended up getting off of everything for about a month. My dr rec
doocaw2023-06-25T01:45:01.000Z
It's weird - it's like it was so sticky that it didn't want to adhere to my lid or base shade. +
That caviar stick shade I mentioned above (Stargaze) was so sticky/greasy that it gave me a big bare patch in the middle of my lid where I tried to ta
KatieRoxx2023-06-23T14:21:30.000Z
I would recommend trying to find Alcone Company's "Stop the Sweat". It's typically used as a++
way to, literally, do just that - stop the sweat and stop the breakdown of face makeup used by actors on stage, screen & models working under hot ligh
angeleyez2023-06-19T18:15:35.000Z
PBI...I had patch tests several years ago and they were very helpful. Mine were done by an Allergy +
and Immunology doctor (I'm in the U.S.). Here are some links with more info: https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/types/contact-dermatitis/pa