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What Causes Night Sweats After Surgical Menopause?

Hi ! I am 2 years post surgical menopause, TAH - been on Angeliq HRT for the 2 years now I have stopped, how long should I wait to start natural product (phytobalance) , I am experiencing hot flashes/night sweats , or will my body adjust and start making hormones in other organ parts ? Im so confused as to what are my next steps , thank you so much !
posted on Thu, 22 Jan 2015
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After surgical menopause, symptoms are not felt so long as the ovaries are functioning normally. Only when the ovaries have stopped producing the hormones, or if the ovaries also have been removed along with the uterus due to some reason, that you experience the menopausal symptoms. If you are below the age of 50-55 years, you may ask for hormone replacement therapy. Else, you can wait for natural adjustment to occur and meanwhile practice breathing techniques, yoga etc. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Night Sweats After Surgical Menopause?

Hi, After surgical menopause, symptoms are not felt so long as the ovaries are functioning normally. Only when the ovaries have stopped producing the hormones, or if the ovaries also have been removed along with the uterus due to some reason, that you experience the menopausal symptoms. If you are below the age of 50-55 years, you may ask for hormone replacement therapy. Else, you can wait for natural adjustment to occur and meanwhile practice breathing techniques, yoga etc. Hope this helps.