Symptoms after being taken off HRT

Posted by sue417 @sue417, Feb 28 2:20pm

Hi
So since I've been taken off hrt because of hormone positive breast cancer. I'm having debilitating hot flashes mood swings, depression and this tingling in the back of my head along with anxiety. My lovely g p took away my lorezepam .5mg Which I take for tinnitus and my anxiety. I have made another appointment to get this or get something else for anxiety. Wondering, if anyone else has had this tingling in their head? It's sort of freaking me out. I would do anything to go back , hrt .

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I read the following about menopause and tingling. Going off HRT may cause the same symptoms.
https://simplymenopause.net/menopause-tingling/

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@sue417
I read the following about menopause and tingling. Going off HRT may cause the same symptoms.
https://simplymenopause.net/menopause-tingling/

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Hi
Thank you for the article. I assumed it was probably menopause but wasn't sure.

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My estrogen dose was recently cut in half. I have been suffering from nausea, fatigue, and mood swings.

I’m also curious to find out what others are dealing with.

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My estrogen dose was recently cut in half. I have been suffering from nausea, fatigue, and mood swings.

I’m also curious to find out what others are dealing with.

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Why was it cut on half? You sound like most of us women in menopause it's not fun.

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Hi
Why was it cut on half? You sound like most of us women in menopause it's not fun.

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My liver enzymes were elevated.

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My liver enzymes were elevated.

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Hi
Hrt can do that?
You don't have cancer then.

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Hi
Hrt can do that?
You don't have cancer then.

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Thank goodness I do not have cancer. This might provide more information:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16817817/

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