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Perimenopause

Posted By: Amy on 2006-02-28
In Reply to: Diagnosis of perimenopause versus adrenal fatigue? I'm getting very confused on where to turn - next for help with these symptoms. SM

I had a hysterectomy at 29, 5 years ago. I have the exact same symptoms. There is never anything wrong with me according to a couple of different doctors. BTW, I'm already on an antidepressant. The best thing I've found to help is vitamin-B complex and black cohosh. It's not a miracle cure, but it helps.


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Diagnosis of perimenopause versus adrenal fatigue? I'm getting very confused on where to turn
To me, my symptoms coincide exactly what to me seems to be perimenopause, but also seem to be some adrenal fatigue as well. Wouldn't adrenal fatigue be a natural result of the perimenopause hormonal fluctations, i.e., very lethargic and listless, insomnia, mood swings, energy swings, fuzzy brain? I'm getting conflicting advice and opinions and just don't know where to turn anymore. I just want this fixed, and didn't think it should be that hard. I went to this GYN my sister referred, but he seemed to me to be rather clueless and had me do some antithyroid antibody tests and put me on fish oil and folic acid! No hormone testing whatsoever. Then, I talked to a pharmacist locally who also deals with women on this same issue (my sister too), who has a Ph.D and consults with the MD. I took her test and she diagnosed me with severe adrenal fatigue, but again, I think this is probably just a result of the hormones messing up. Any advice? I don't want to do a lot of unnecessary testing that insurance doesn't cover, such as the saliva test. I'd appreciate any advice. I'm thinking to just go maybe just go my my PCP and get on an antidepressant or something.