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For the tachycardia-when I was put on estrogen replacement due to low female hormones (menopause), the constant tachycardia (104 beats per minute) disappeared. I am on topical progesterone and biest.

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susanmaria | @susanmaria | Mar 24 5:12pm

Due to your hysterectomy, you might be going into menopause sooner than you think. Please have your doctor check your progesterone and three estrogens. Bioidentical hormone replacement might help your symptoms A LOT. Ask the doctor for a trial on these hormones. Do not have him skip prescribing the progesterone either. Keep the faith. The saying goes, tie a knot on your rope and hang on. Also, go forward each day, one step at a time. Susan

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britb88 | @britb88 | 5 days ago

I had a hysterectomy yrs ago so understand the menopause thing but I've always had tachycardia do you think it could still help?

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