HTSM (So Far) #78 - Has HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy) Saved Our Marriage?!
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Actually had a proper heart to heart and a bit of a cry with my husband after watching this
A great chat. I hit a wall around 3 in the afternoon, I feel I can't do anything, feel so exhausted, you hit the nail on the head. I will definitely be phoning my GP next week. Thank you Nadia xxx
This was an extremely thoughtful and brilliantly presented topic and I'm thankful for it. My wife is going through a sort of instant menopause after having her hysterectomy. I didn't think much about menopause before then, and then the rage came. And I was kind of afraid to say or do anything for fear of setting off the rage. After she has been on hrt, it has helped immensely. And honestly she's not having the anxiety, guilt, and just general horrible feeling after having one of those rage episodes. HRT is a lifesaver for her and I'm so thankful it's working for her. Because as her husband, I want to help her the best I can through this and just didn't really know how or what to do.
You seem like a really kind man
Thank you Ms. Laura. I do the best I can.
Awwwww thank you for sharing . Just read this to Mark . Sending you a big hug x
I love your honesty as a couple talking about difficult aspects of a marriage. It’s constant work on ourselves and working things out and having the hard conversations. Staying together in good times is easy it’s staying together through the hard times and figuring out how to help each other through things without killing each other lol xx
I have seen some of your video's now, and really want to thank both of you!
Mark, you have really articulated my feelings.
As a 49 yr male I am now at the start of this men-on-pause and am already floored by the first symptoms.
Something nadia said about being afraid all the time struck me. I keep thinking about it. I was a lot more adventurous when I was younger but now I'm afraid of everything... heights, enclosed spaces, the dark, the flipping car wash, can you believe. Lol
Feeling moody for no reason, tired, low energy, feeling like I'm 80 at times.
I also feel sorry for the men in our lives who put up with us with compassion and understanding. Love them x
Definitely something to take a closer look at. Thanks guys x
A great chat.Nadia. Lifting the lid on menapause and H.R T is a great thing as it is still in some circumstances it's a taboo subject. Really helpful 😊
This has been so beneficial to hear. Thank you both. I've been Estrogen deficient for 7 years after a surgical induced menopause at 40 after Ovarin cancer. I've finally been given The Patch.....2 days in....cannot wait to be 6 months in for all of the above. Your journey has been so similar to mine, and my husbands so like Mark's. Thank you for always being so honest....massively helped to hear I'm not alone in all this...xx❤xx
This really hit home and i had a good cry and sent this to my husband to watch. Thank you for being so honest xx
Thank you so much for this! I started HRT a few months ago and like you Nadia, didn’t realise how much I had previously suffered until the suffering went. Absolute game changer.
You have saved my marriage in ways I could never imagine I feel re born it’s exactly how I am feeling I am 52 had a hysterectomy at 31 I have sat and just cried listening to you both because this is me and my husband how you were feeling I can not get intimate I have no energy feel like I have dementia I can’t remember things can’t watch anything with sexual content my poor husband things I don’t want him anymore it’s breaking us apart after 23 years of marriage xi am getting weaned of my antidepressants because they are not working and think it may make things better when in reality I am lacking eastrogn it’s awful I am having counselling felt suicidal and worthless x I am truly thinking I am not depressed but need HRT . We need to speak out your pod cast was truly amazing I am going to make my husband watch this over the weekend just to show him I am not going mad and neither is he I love him so much xx thank you thank you 🙏 my saviours
Oh my god ! Please please please go to Louise Newson website . We are sending you so much love x
It’s actually really bad how badly trained our doctors in the workings of our bodies and rather just give you a antidepressant
www.menopausedoctor.co.uk/
I read Kaye book and watch dr Louise video before going on hrt, it’s changed my life I can’t believe the change. My husband said to my I have got my wife back.
I couldn’t agree more. There seems to be this ridiculous stigma, fear and scare-mongering surrounding HRT. Like you, it has changed my life. It’s amazing how something so simple can make such a big change for women going through the ‘change’. A lot of my female friends seem in denial of the menopause, but it happens to literally all of us. Once we understand and accept what’s going on with our bodies the quicker we can act to improve our lives and the lives of those around us. . Vitamins, exercise, good diet and self-care combined with HRT works. A prescription for anti-depressants or expensive counselling will NEVER WORK. We can’t fight what is a natural process, whether we like it or not. I’ve learned to embrace it. I really hope that women such as Nadia speaking up like this will help many, many women. And a bit more education/understanding on the part of the medical profession wouldn’t go amiss 😏
This was very interesting,I started the hrt patch 3 months ago & now I've changed it to the Gel & I'm having the murena coil fitted,honestly it's changed my life too,it's incredible the difference it makes.
Thank you thank you thank you!!!!! It’s no bloody joke and I do feel for men as they will never know how horrific you feel with hormonal shifts. God love you Mark! Nadia you are so great at talking about this subject and I wholeheartedly agree 😘❤️
My wife is glad she's watching, she's been thinking about her and you've just made her say yes.
My Sister got breast cancer from HRT..tg shes ok but I would be wary about HRT after that.
@J j I’m so sorry for your loss . Such a Dreadful disease . We’re the doctors able to pinpoint it was from her HRT ? Also how long ago did you lose yours sister as HRT has changed over the years . Sending love
Wow! Perfect description of how it is Nadia...it is a stealth change. But well done Mark for giving the man's perspective. I guess patience, compromise and love are the things to remember....even when you think what the hell just happened 😂
I think it’s hard to know unless you look at it on a case by case individual basis. My mum went on HRT felt so much better on it really made her quality of life better for her but a few years later had hormone related breast cancer 😔 thank goodness she made it through and is cancer free now but HRT doesn’t come without risks BUT most women will take it and will never have a problem so like I said it’s totally a unique decision for each women ❤️ thank you both for talking so openly about it ☺️
My mum was also diagnosed with breast cancer after taking HRT for many years.
@@jacqui2651 I’m so sorry to hear that Jacqui, I know how painful that whole process is. 😞 There is literally 0 cancer in my family too it was a complete shock.
My Mum also had breast cancer after being on HRT for years, but recovered okay, she took it when it first came out, so I am against taking HRT, like Nadia says, completely wanting to be natural, but now I am really not sure....
Quite a profound statement Mark "my mind wasn't on the calendar". As a woman our minds are always on the calendar. In regards to what we eat, what we wear (white, oh no), what we pack in our purse, even down to how long or far to the next restroom! Thankfully I'm post menopausal and can wear white anytime I want 😃 and yes to HRT, hysterectomy at 46 yrs, am now 63 yrs.
I LOVE this made me
Think again nads x
@@sawalhaadderleys Hey Nadia! Thank you for the response😃. I'm a great fan from Pennsylvania, USA 🇺🇸. Absolutely enjoy all the posts of your lovely family 💕
Loved this chat ...... totally relate to this all! Made me decide to go back and fight for what I want instead of always dr trying to give me anti depressants
Dear Nadia & Mark, Kate Muir mentions your podcast in her fabulous new book 'Everything you need to know about the menopause (but were too afraid to ask)' so I came to listen to it and have now listened to loads of them and can identify with lots of the subjects you've covered - miscarriage, depression, GAD, addiction, recovery, menopause & HRT. I've been having ketamine treatment for treatment-resistant depression for over 2 years after unsuccessfully being prescribed numerous different antidepressants since I was 42 (I'm now 47). I finally managed to get HRT 9 months ago and it's been more effective at addressing my symptoms than any psychiatric treatment has been with none of the side effects and lots of long term health benefits. Now the fog's lifting I'm in the process of reducing the psychiatric medication and hope that at some point I will feel fit to return to my career after more than 2 years away from it. I think menopause training should be mandatory for all medics and its absolutely imperative that women know what to expect. Thank you for being so open and honest its inspired me to do the same S
Mark here thanks for this - and we are so pleased the chats have helped in some way / will show this to Nads too … are you on Instagram? 🙏
I really really loved this podcast 💚👍so good to hear it from both sides. Thanks Nadia keep talking about this. 😘
Mark makes me smile.
Very important chat guys xx
I’m single but I still identified with so much of this in terms of not realising how much oestrogen deficiency had impacted me and my life. I’ve always been an outgoing, adventurous person but in recent years have shrunk back to being unsociable, far more cautious and having little energy. And not being able to cope with things that I once revelled in. Recently I became very aware of how hard it was for my family to live with me - how vile I was being - so I pestered my GP until I saw their women’s health specialist and she prescribed me HRT. I’ve only been on it a few weeks but can already feel that life force returning. And I think my family can see the fun, up for anything me returning too. I’m not sure any relationship I’d been in would have survived this! You’re very lucky to have each other!
A man could ask, with all the care and love in the world, if it’s ‘the time of the month’ and 99 times out of 100 it will be the wrong thing to say. Whether a woman is raging or crying, what she’s feeling is VERY, very real. By being asked asked the question, all she hears is that her feelings aren’t genuine and she’s just over-reacting. This is especially dangerous if a woman is upset about something her partner has done when he poses the question, which tells her in no uncertain terms that he’s claiming he’s blameless.
I could relate to so much of this ! Thank you Nadia x (and Mark!)
Not everyone has problems and need HRT. I didn’t experienced this as a big problem, but you can make it a big problem. I know many women has problems and some has big ones. Luckily I didn’t had them. 😊😊
I’m with you Nadia re naked attraction, it’s a dreadful programme. I really don’t know what purpose it serves. Rock on Nadia. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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@Lian Hank Definitely, I've been using kaldroStream for since december myself =)
@Lian Hank Definitely, been using kaldroStream for since december myself :)
I suffer really bad with pmt its awful im worried what my menopause is going to be like! great chat love these htsm x
Same here! My PMS is way worse than periods; horrible sore boobs and depression.
@@Birkinbag09 Same its awful i dread each month 😒 x
Thank you so much for sharing this conversation with us . Life changing for me 🙏🏽
It’s like telling someone who’s giving up smoking, ‘need a fag do you?’ ... ‘having a craving?’ ... if a dog is growling you wouldn’t try and stroke it to make it feel better. For example.
You had me at " hairless penises"...snapped to attention!...LOL
Thanks for talking about this Nads as it terrifies me, as my mum went through this at a young age and didn't go on HRT as her sister Died from Breast cancer. The Anxiety about this subject is never talked and women are expected just to get on with it and act as if everything is normal when you probably feel like you body is betraying you. Xxxxxxxx
You can get genetic testing to see if you carry the BracR gene (which puts you at risk for breast cancer). That might help you make an informed decision.
@@melaniewilliams1351
Thank you Melanie never thought of that tbh 💖💖💖
@J j so sorry for your loss 🙏
God it really is so dangerous, and scary. Thank you so much for sharing this with me. 🙏Sending you a big virtual hug 🤗 take care stay safe ☮️xx
@J j thats so sad those poor girls 😢🙏my Aunty was around that age too. She died on her daughters 18 th Birthday. Yes I think its good everyone has started to talk about this so they can make informed decisions xxx
@J j It isn’t wrong information. If you don’t have the BracR gene and still get breast cancer with HRT, that’s incredibly uncommon. BracR test will just tell you your odds.
Mark, thank you thank you thank you... I'm showing this to my wonderful husband, I'm so sorry he has had to go through this
For over a year, I had an average of 8-10 hot flashes at night- which is extreme. I was obviously not getting any sleep. Getting on bio-identical hormones reduced my night sweats dramatically. I’m a HUGE fan.
HRT.. YES IS GOOD FOR THE TIME IT SUITS YOU..... 12 YEARS, (I was 40 because Of total hysterectomy) WAS THAT TIME FOR ME... AND LIKE YOU NADIA IT WAS A GAME CHANGER AND I WAS SO ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT IT...TELLING EVERYONE THEY SHOULD BE ON IT..... BUT THAT DOSNT LAST FOREVER EVENTUALLY...... I HAD TO COME OFF IT BECAUSE MY BODY DID NOT NEED IT ANYMORE.... IF FACT MY BODY REJECTED IT at 52 AND NOW I'M OFF IT THE LAST 17 YEARS IM IN MY LATE 60S@ I FEEL GREAT... IT WAS POISONING MY SYSTEM SO MY ADVICE IS BE AWARE YOUR BODY CHANGES ALL THE TIME AND DONT TAKE IT AS READ, THAT WILL BE YOU ON IT FOREVER @EVER.. IT MIGHT... BUT.... IT MIGHT NOT......
I found HRT was like plugging back into the mains electricity system
Wonderful HTSM episode!! Funny, Heartwarming and achingly Heartbreaking, so many signs I missed relationship wise but now recognise. Unfortunately way too late for me now, but this has helped enormously to put things into perspective. Thanks both of you for your honesty and bravery in putting this out there. I think selfishly, perhaps, I never saw it from any other point of view other than my own, but that was where I was at the time. XX
thankyou for listening - and this amazing message - sending a big hug xx
I’m far off from menopause but still found the discussion very eye opening and has given me a better understanding
This was EXTREMELY informative Nadia and Mark. I will definitely be asking my Dr about HRT here in 🇨🇦. I've mood swings, sleep very little, low energy but I've still a very high sex drive and find my partner desirable, but I want to feel better all around for myself and for my partner.
I'm only a few minutes into this and all i'll say is poor Mark. Anyone else feel like he's a rabbit caught in head lights and he' s out of his depth? he looks so confused bless him. Keep going Mark it'll sink in. lol. Great topic though guys. x
Loving your vids ❤️
I’m 51 and I’ve been HRT for about 4 yrs and I don’t feel any different since taking HRT I actually feel sometimes worse and my partner doesn’t talk about anything that is to do with sex and me and my partners sex relationship has actually got worse as though my partner doesn’t want to come near me I’m actually thinking about leaving him xx
Everyone has a different level of hormones within a range. I think doctors need to tailor the dose to individuals otherwise you could be taking to much or too little, which could make you feel even worse.
i cant believe you are explaing exactly what I am expienced FEAR that I have never had Does the patch contain estrogen and progesterone?
Guys, that was simply brilliant. Your words were so potent and important for millions to hear. Should be lead item on news at 6. And you got the balance of seriousness and lightness just right. You are lucky to have found each other. Nadia, if I was CEO of the Menopause Trust I would get you on Board now as their Ambassador/spokesperson. I am going to send this link to all my family/mates/database.
Nadia, this was and is, such an important video, you have your finger right on 'the pulse' of that which needs to be addressed. ❤ As a result of your previous video, I made an appointment with my doctor and told her I wanted to go on HRT ... SHE REFUSED, saying that i am ' Too far down the line' as stopped having periods in my 40s and am now 58? She kept emphasising the possible dangers of taking HRT and I respectfully asked her, if she was up to date in this area? She just said ' Yes'? ... I will not let this go and will speak to her in a few weeks time and this time, I will be armed with lots of written evidence and data on the subject. If she refuses again, I will ask to see another GP.
With regard to all such womens 'complaints' men really do need to be literally educated, dare I say it, almost to the point of a kind of ' wokeness' that being patronised, because one had a deficit of a hormone, is just not acceptable and NEVER WAS.
Fundamentally, we are all at the mercy of our hormones, male and female and people need to understand how such things affect our physiology and make a gargantuan effort to shift the pendulum, to a place where men and women are more holistically respectful of each other .
Well done mark. It is not easy talking about such things . LET'S MAKE EASIER ❤
Sending love !!!!
Here is Louise website www.menopausedoctor.co.uk/
Like the video. The video would be helpful for people looking for related content.
Looking forward to the next post.
That was brilliant! That’s going to help so many people 🙏🏼😍❤️
I feel bad for you mark. You should be able to ask if it is their time of the month, but it sounds derogatory now lol. I don't tend to notice any PMT but I always thought I did in when in relationships, probably heightened emotions
Just for a fun fact: when my doc prescribed me HRT she said it was one of the scarcest drugs to be able to prescribe/source right now. And yet anti-depressants are available in abundance! 🤔
Thank you so much 💓 for some advice 🙏 ☺
This was a great and informing chat
Interesting to hear the male perspective on PMS. Thank you. I think I will start wearing huge red earings during my period each month.
😭😭😭 nadia im having all these problems im 6 years in to menopause and I am in that rut with my husband I really Don't know weather to try hrt just don't know wot to do my husband have been amazing through all the menopause and really understanding just thought pointless now due being 6 years in with menopause just don't know 🥰
Ah, bless you. Having gone through something similar, my advice would be to seek out a doctor who has a good degree of understanding about menopause and HRT (they are rare). A decent GP will not prescribe HRT willy-nilly and they will take a lot of things into consideration for your safe-guarding. They’ll ask a lot of questions regarding your symptoms and the medical history of not only you, but your wider family members. If they feel your symptoms will be helped by prescribing HRT they will decipher which variety is best for you. You will be given monthly checks for the first 3 months. And every 6 months thereafter. Just don’t let them fob you off with anti-depressants and a course of CBT.
I was eight years in !!
Check out dr Louise website lots answered there !
www.menopausedoctor.co.uk/
I shouldn’t have been laughing at Mark’s expressions during this as it’s a serious topic but sorry I was wetting myself! 😂😂
Marks face is a picture 😂
My Mum who is a breast cancer survivor has always says that every woman should take HRT because it helps women to stop going mad.
You make me chuckle mark ! Lol swingers parties🤣
Really important topic Nadia - great to highlight this. I’m not there just yet but this will stay with me.
Mark - your face was a picture throughout- 😂 You know never to say that sentence ”are you on your period!?” 🙈 xxx
I asked my gp about peri menopause a few weeks ago and was basically shooed off at being too young(41). I am going to ring back and ask again, thank you Nadia x
Mark as a woman I agree with what you said about time of the month, men can't win really , also think the menopause can be used as emotional blackmail too .. it's a very very difficult situation and it depending on the woman that's dealing with the emotions . 🥰🥰
It's excellent that you are both talking about it..
What hrt are you on?. Ive been on it since i had a radical hysterectomy for cancer at 36. Ive never felt it totally works and would likecto try something else though i cant have progesterone as i have no womb
Check out Dr Louise website as many questions can be Answred there x
Oh god i need to up my dial, i dont know who i am anymore !!!
Does anyone know do women still gain weight on HRT or find it hard loose it, also does it stop hot sweats ?
Not being superficial just wondered.
Wow that was very powerful
Thank u for sharing ❤️
Cycles are not always regular and even women don't always know the mood swing or whatever is due to their cycle or menopause so how do we expect men to know???
How much does a consultation and treatment cost from Dr Louise Newson clinic ? No prices on her website.
You can ask for all of this from your Gp ! You don’t need to go private!
@@sawalhaadderleys Thanks xx
Thank you so much for this. I started the peri menopause 2017 I haven’t taken h r t I thought I could cope with out It .I have had it so long now I thought the same as you Nadia about my symptoms .I showed my husband this vlog I need to talk to my doctor I want me back I am constantly low 😢one minute next minute angry i am in rollercoaster on hormones I want me back and feel great again I was 44 when I started peri menopause and 46 when I was menopause 47 now and still struggling 😞
Have a look round Louise website hunny many questions answered there x
By the way mark my husband agrees with you🥰
Nadia soooo true like theirs no organ 😊 you to are amazing!!!!
My mum had a hysterectomy in her late 30s, and went on HRT straight away. It was great for her, but when she reached her late 50s, the gp strongly advised she came off it, and I'm not even sure why. So she then had to deal with menopausal symptoms, and it was pretty rubbish for her. I now wonder if she really needed to come off the HRT. Is there a limit on how long you can take it for? X
Get your mum to look at Dr Louise website many questions answred there
www.menopausedoctor.co.uk/
My mum went through menopause early she got leaflet tickedallboxes on it nice to know when to through it later on hugs and love great chat
What age were you when you started the menopause 🤔 I’m 46 and feel I have some symptoms 😳 no sexual desire and other symptoms down below is you will be aware of , brain fog , tiredness, sleeping lack of it. I just think this is the time of the month. I do wonder if i should explore HRT now or is it to early . X
www.menopausedoctor.co.uk/ have a look on this website as list of questions like this answered there hunny x
Please don’t muffle the word sex, there is no need and as for people who are hard of hearing they might hear the sound but lack the understanding especially as you don’t have subtitles.
Oh Mark, your face is a picture, trying to comprehend whats going on,You look as if you want to run for the hills.
Yes, the "hug" 🙄
Good topic to cover Nadia .I'm on h.r .t .and 63 .Can be very anxious and short tempered 💞 I would rather have a cup of tea than sex now .😭mark is a caring husband like mine 😁
Elaine when did you go on HRT ?
Hello around 12 years ago .because was having hot flushes so not sleeping 💞
@@elaineh7811 thanks I’m 63 and think I need it now , not sure if I have left it too late 🤔😫
Ok try and get something from the docs I only went on it so I could get my sleep 👍
I've tried to mention my concerns to my Dr about having menopausal symptoms but he just dismissed me and told me that there's no specific test to find out if I need hrt and I'm probably guessing that my age (44) is probably playing a part but it's putting a huge strain on my relationship and IDK what to do about it.... The sweats I get at night are awful too... My whole chest will be drenched and sometimes I'm so burning hot from head to toe that I can't sleep.... Because I have fibromyalgia, it's really hard for me to figure out which symptoms could be related either, because fatigue & pain are part of my daily life already! 😔 can anyone offer me some advice pls? 🙏🏼
I am so sorry you are feeling like this and your Dr is clearly not being sympathetic. Take a look at the NICE guidelines in relation to treatment of the peri/menopause. Go back to your Dr and refer him/her to the guidelines. If your Dr still refuses to help you, insist on being referred to a specialist. Also check out Louise Newson’s website. There is so much information on there. You do not need to suffer in silence. Good luck.
@@theonewithfivedogs7117 thank-you sooooooooooooooooooooooo much for taking the time to give me some guidance xxx I really appreciate it, will definitely speak to my gp again and perhaps be a bit more persistent!? 🤔 xxx ♥ xxx thanks!
@@MsBabylove11 You are very welcome. Unfortunately because many GP’s have only basic training in the menopause (that’s all they’re required to have) a lot of the symptoms can be misdiagnosed or as you say dismissed. Therefore we sometimes have to be a bit more forcefull. I really hope you get some relief. For some women the symptoms can be very debilitating and the right treatment can be lifechanging. X
@@theonewithfivedogs7117 well since I've already got fibromyalgia fatigue, it's hard to tell exactly what I'm feeling but I definitely do not feel like myself anymore & my sex drive is zero which is so unlike me.... Like do not even touch me you know? I feel bad for my hubby all the time.... It's like a weight over me and I've already lost so much of myself from the fibro! ....WTF is up with that chest sweat thing too? 😣
@@MsBabylove11 I can imagine how difficult it all is for you as some of the symptoms will cross over. A good GP or meno specialist will have a check list of symptoms, as there are so many with the peri/menopause, and should take you through it to achieve a proper diagnosis. Once you have that you can look at the right treatment. The newer forms of HRT are much safer and actually offer a lot of protection against other diseases as we get older. But obviously you need the right diagnosis first. There are also lots of private women’s discussion groups on Instagram and FB where you will find many women going through the same. The sweats are horrid, particularly the night ones!!
I feel a bit sorry for Mark, but not totally as he makes alot of jokes about stuff.
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Marks face at the start of this! 😂🤣x my husband would look like this too ! 😂🤣xx
My husbands face looks like that anytime I sit him down for talk 🤣
@@hanifahallott6113 😂🤣
The Last Taboo
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Poor mark he looks so tired
Get a room