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Hello Dr Louise and thank you for having Joe on. I used to swim a few times a week, then in September 2023 I gave up, I lost motivation. I was on oestrogen and progesterone at the time, and still am, but didn't realise it needed reviewing face to face with a Dr, until a couple of months ago. I am 58, and went on testosterone at the end of November, because I could no longer be bothered to do anything. It's not a physical thing, it's mental and emotional as well, and it drains your energy and I am sure, once the testosterone kicks in I will feel motivated to start exercise again. I only did it as I knew I needed it and still do, I am not a fitness person but the swimming pool is the best place for me to get the exercise I need.

Thank you. You’re a wonderful caring healer. Canada….hopeless in this neck of the woods.

I rewatched this video Dr Louise, as I often rewatch your videos, as a 58 year old woman in menopause, having been on HRT since 2014, and uneducated, until I started consuming your content. Thank you for having yet another angel on, who is awake. Dr Kelly raised a very interesting point about the fact that there is loads of other hormones. I am a layperson, but this got me thinking, what other hormones, are males and females missing as they age? Is there a "hormone nerve centre" in the body, where these chemical messengers take their instructions from, like the pituitary or somewhere else, as this is where my own knowledge ends. You have some amazing guests on here. I actually told an American lady online, who said she geographically cannot see you, about Dr Kelly and Dr Mosconi, maybe they take consultations or, like yourself at your clinic, have a band of angels who are as awake as you.

Thank you Dr Louise for having this angel doctor on from the states. While I am learning that most women get these urinary symptoms first, in peri, I never, I got anxiety, flushes and sweats, and my Genito urinary symptoms probably started slowly about 8 years ago, and I did not, unfortunately associate it with the perimenopause when I got my first one. I'm 58 now, I just recently had a UTI which is still slightly hanging on, I did get antibiotics prescribed, the pharmacist, I tried getting some more from e-surgery as it is a hassle getting appointments, Christmas is happening at the moment, but I might have to get more antibiotics from my GP and I see her on the last day of the year to see if she will give me vaginal hormones now.

Thank you Dr Louise and Henry for this educational podcast. Menopause induced low motivation means my diet could be better, it could be worse though, and I am "on the case" with the menopause low motivation as I just had my hormones adjusted.

What is A&E?

I think this is my fav vlog of all time. Thank you both so much. I've spent so many years sending those I care about, vlogs on good eating practice and not to rely on big pharma products and this conversation says it all. I'm not perfect in eating all the right stuff but pat myself on the back for reading health mags and subscribing to WTDDTU for a few years while I was educating myself. All started for me about 30+years ago when I found it so interesting how we could help ourselves through food too for certain ailments. ❤

Honestly not waiting on somebody teaching woman that they should divorce and go explore their ''sexual desire'' during menopauze. For those who search to do harm whilst benefiting themselves, may god have mercy on your soul. I may not lie so im going to be honest and i hope your judgement is severe.

It's amazing to hear English Doctors take on the 'functional medicine' idea and open it up to people in Europe and the UK. I'm so used to listening to US doctors so this is refreshing. The narrative around medical care in the entire world needs to change. Thank you so much for your effort and time.

I'm 56 late menopause, suffering from PMDD/ PMS it's really very complicated, even with less regular period. I can feel the symptoms regularly even without periods. Can it really be? It's like my brain used to react monthly and cant stop the infernal circle. Please can you help! 😢😊

Thank you Dr Louise for having professor Rob Galloway on your podcast. You are both revolutionaries.

I ❤ Dr Louise Newson - she is a beautiful soul, but also such a knowledgeable researcher and doctor and true women's rights advocate 🌎

The best doctor in the world that actually cares about women ❤

Thank you Dr Louise for yet another good video. We are lucky to have you. 🙏

Regarding estrogen and nitric oxide, one should consider the work of Dr. Raymond Peat.

Is Zentiva the same as Utrogestan?

Dear doctor Newton. Can Ultrogestan also be taken in the mouth, by opening the capsule and put it under the tongue, to be absorbed by the mucuous membrane of the mouth. Does is have a similar effect as if it is taken vaginally?

I've yet to find a dr that has a clue about my burning face syndrome...what I call it. Since menopause I get burning feelings in cheeks, forehead, neck, while the rest of my body is normal or cold. It's 24-7 for days or weeks at a time. I can't sit in the sun, or a warm room, no matter how cold my body is, cause my head will feel like its burning and i'll nearly faint from overheating. Been on HRT a few years, hasn't helped. Is there something with blood vessel function that is wrong? I just want some explanation.

Thank you both of you, Angel Doctors. It was Dr Newson's content that made me pull my head out of the sand and admit that the HRT I was using for ten years was not doing it's job. I have autism and CPTSD and I recently discovered that I resented that I had needs. Needs that others have. This menopause issue and resurgence of symptoms, plus others, was not going away, so I stopped ignoring it and got bloods done on NHS, for testosterone. The NHS computer crunched my numbers and said I was normal. I needed to be proactive, hormonally, though, so I had a virtual consultation with one of Dr Newwson's Angel doctors, who I told my testosterone blood results to and she explained why there is not much testosterone available in my body, from the Sex Hormone Binding Globulin figure. She explained it in such an easy way. I am only three weeks into treatment, and cannot wait to get more energy and zest for life and to be motivated to take better care of myself and handle life better in general. Thank you Dr Newson for all you do. 🙏

Thank you dr Louise and your lovely guest for telling us about this brilliant lady who obviously had the ability to correlate all her data she sounds fascinating….I have been suffering with very low progesterone, have PMDD and a very rare cycle of 21 days that is very emotionally and physically draining ,,,,,,grateful for this talk thank you ladies….

Thank you so much for this podcast. I have been on HRT for 8 months. I tried estradiol gel and progesterone pills and it worked for a bit for my anxiety and mood but then my gyn decided to switch me to oral combined meds. One month into it my palpitations started. I literally couldn’t function and she said it wasn’t HRT but to start on antidepressants. I told her I wasn’t depressed. I switched doctors and recently started the estrodom patch so let’s see how that goes

😻😻😻 OK so I always LISTEN to your videos in the background while I work in the kitchen, but today as soon as I heard you say “ that’s my cat”, I had to stop what I was doing and actually WATCH the video. Your cat is gorgeous and so incredibly sweet that I couldn’t focus on what you were saying. I was smiling and chuckling the whole time. Content is excellent as always, but this is by far my favorite video due to your special guest! 😻😻😻

@menopause_doctor thank you for this Louise and Elin! So great to have these experiences, makes us feel less alone and “broken”. What would be amazing is if we would have case studies done from your experiences, that we could show our doctors that refuse to give us hormones before we stop bleeding bc they are afraid of going against guidelines or being shunned by the medical community. Another thing we should do is start a trust for funding research into female health! We really really need that.

Dear Dr Newson, I have been always hungry for information and knowledge considering the lack of both of those at medical level. After surgical menopause at age 41, I totally lost myself. Looking the same on the outside, but not recognising the girl that lived in that body. I remember weeks after surgery, the worry, almost panic, when a hairdesser cut my hair only centimeters shorter than everyone was used to. I did not want anyone to notice any change.. I now compassionately smile at that poor girl. If only she had received the correct support. I got some estrogel right after surgery but it gave me side effects so the doctor decided I could stop, as I did not have any other menopausal side effects. No hot flashes or anything. Little did I know the process continued silently inside. It took me at least 5 years before I got prescribed some vaginal estriol. We’re now 15 years later and the silent destruction went on all those years. BUT I did not stop investigating and jumped on the hrt info once I found it. Your channel is the best regarding detailed information, for which I was and am so grateful. I even did some self test with vaginal creme rubbing it on my thighs to see if it would have any effect at all. I was blown away by what happened. It was only low dosed estriol - have to say I am quite sensitive to everything - but the effect was amazing. All of a sudden the girl, I thought I had lost completely, re-appeared. Wowww. I prepared myself for an appointment with a specialist, as I wanted of course to do it the correct way and received my estradiol transdermal spray. This time, I was able to use it. Soooo grateful. But I am not stopping yet. On the quest for testosterone and a correct progesterone (although not having a womb). I started utrogestan, but had to stop it after 2 days. Yes, it was calming, but in a manner not workable for me. I was totally numbed. 😴 Sensitive, remember? 🙄 It all takes time to make new appointments, test new hormones if suited for me. And the problem remains.. no real support system that is anything compared to what your clinics have to offer. BUT no giving up yet here! I also talk to it with female family members and my girl friends. Some of them also started now on HRT. Not everyone is as eager to dive into the details, but I tried to give them some low key info, preparing them to confront their specialists. Because it is terrible to hear so many of my friends talking about symptoms without remedies, but never thinking of menopause themselves. Oeps.. I did bot plan to write all of this. I just wanted to say THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for being such a wonderful teacher and giving each of us the tools to fight our own battles, wherever we might live. I still have unsolved questions, but I know perhaps I will find the answer in the next podcast. Wishing you and your family a beautiful Xmas holiday filled with lots of love, fun, goodies and cosiness. Same to all the other ladies sharing this journey. 🥰

Oestrogen seems to have triggered histamine intolerance in me. Can I still have oestrogen.

The front of my legs (bottom) have started to ache and hurt when messaging them.

Fantastic interview. In my neck of the woods I am totally on my own. Drs would rather give an auto immune diagnosis than look at the real issue. Thank you Drs, you are breaths of fresh air and wish I had you as my physicians. Bless you.

Thank you for having this American Angel on Dr Louise. I was just thinking "get her back on here" and you said to her you wanted her to come back. This was a great interview. Your educational content has recently woken me up, Dr Louise. I am 58 and have now gone back to my ten year old HRT regime to add in testosterone, on the back of your content and I thank you for this. 🙏 I will now go and look up information on this Nurse Anita. I look forward to a future meeting of you both again.

Thank you for all the videos 🙏 I have been prescribed Prasterone but am scared to use it as I have read that it can cause abnormal pap smears plus it is a fairly recent product with not many studies. Would love to hear your thoughts.

ADHD meds don't slow your brain. You have a responsibility when you put out educational content online. ADHD meds can help you sit through a meeting at work and not get fired because you couldn't concentrate and are caught off guard when someone asks you a question. They can help you read through an apartment lease without jumping from line to line and not getting what's in it because for your brain this is not captivating information. Meds do not slow down your brain, they help you be more responsible, and more focused. You can still multi-task. And btw, multi-tasking but being able to prioritize tasks is not very ADHD so you most likely don't have it. I don't understand why this doctor wouldn't correct you. When you have ADHD you forget a lot of things and you're easily distracted. So something can be hugely important but it can fly out of your head the moment something else grabs your attention. This affects mental health tremendously. It can lead to severe depression. So some of the things you say here only help to trivialize ADHD further.

Thank you so much for all this information, it's really helpful, clearly presented. Appreciate your work and commitment to bringing free information to empower women.

Hello Dr Louise. I was one of those women who got their HRT in perimenopause ten years ago, and got more symptoms. I am now balancing my HRT, with Newson Health, as it goes, as the NHS thought my T levels were normal and no prescription for it. They gave me more oestrogen. I am just scared of what the lack of hormones, or insufficiency of them, have caused damage. I got a bit freaked out about the blood pressure and thinning arteries but it's taken this to open my eyes and I really appreciate your education and. your tireless work to educate about the menopause/perimenopause.

The itching of inside of the ears... that is the weirdest one I have heard about ( and experienced!)... I had forgotten that estradiol & progesterone have an important role in iron absorption. Thank you. I am in the early stages of attempting to correct a severe vitamin D & iron deficiency, amongst hormone deficiencies...

Anyone knows how to lower the dose of estradiol gel? Now I am having 2 pump everyday & gepretix capsule 100 mg

What are your thoughts on pulsing progesterone? Some say it is better even in menopause not peri-menopause. Because of its effects on the down regulation on estrogen and testosterone???

Sometimes I can get near to fainting when I'm walking in the street and I think it's blood vessels constricting caused by low oestrogen. I have had the worst inner ear issues and doctors did not have a clue why so sent me for a brain/ear scan! I'm a few years in perimenopause and I'd have to lie to my doctor to get an increased dose in my HRT, I'd have to say I have increase in the most common symptoms as they do not recognise the many other symptoms.

After determining that my myriad symptoms are, in fact, thanks to menopause I was told that I could not be given any hormone treatment due to having fibromuscular dysplasia. Various specialists worry that taking HRT will trigger SCAD. Taking oral contraception in my 20s likely was the trigger for spontaneous renal dissection. So I’m left with all these Meno symptoms, including crippling insomnia which is new to me, but no clear path for treatment. I cannot be the only one who needs help without hormones. I do recall you mentioning to Jeremy London that there were clinical trials for HRT and SCAD. Any results yet?

Awww how sweet is the cat!

Can the evorol Conti patches cause a heart attack

Thank you doctor Louise for sharing this video ♥️

Can you up the dose on evorol Conti patches please thank you ♥️🌹

What causes neausa and lndegestion thank you ♥️

What about a buzzing feel ling in your head please thank you ♥️

I take vitamin d magnesium tablets and turmeric with black pepper tablets and optibic every day probiotics plus b twelve tablets drink ginger tea and plenty of water and cranberry juice thank you ♥️

What causes heart palpitations l do suffer with anxiety and indigestion ❤

Why do you get neausa vertigo l am on evorol Conti patches please thank you Louise ❤

Why is there a shortage of estrogen patches in Australia? Is this happening in the UK as well?

Thank you Dr Louise for this video. Osteoporosis scares me. I had a Dexa in 2019 for eating disorder reasons. I’m 58 and wasn’t taking enough oestradiol for a few years due to bleeds. I’m currently under one of your Angel Doctors and my GP recently upped the estrogen. They’re happy to increase it more and I hope the bleeds stay away. I take micronised progesterone and I hope the bleeds were a peri thing. I’m 58 now. I love to see someone in their chosen path helping others as you help me and so many others. Xx

Great episode ,please could you do one on Autism and hormone changes

So you open the 100 prometrium and then put it vaginally?