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A member asked:
As it gets closer to time for more hrt pellets can mood swings increase?
4 doctors weighed in across 2 answers
Possibly: Although the exact cause of mood changes that occur sometimes around menopause is not clear, the leading hypothesis is that it may be related not so much to hormone levels as to the instability of hormone levels (going up and down) and that instability will increase as you get closer to time for more hrt pellets.
Answered 3/23/2013
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A Simple Check: If you feel you are in hrt imbalance, simply have your blood levels checked for: estradiol, testosterone & progesterone. If your symptoms match your lab findings, then we have a probable cause for your symptoms and a dose adjustment or continuation of therapy may proceed.
Answered 12/21/2014
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Plz be honest should a dr thats pt has a HRT rate above100 all the time an a low BP such as last time 54/92 not have some kind of work up done,if so??
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