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izzab
19-01-06, 15:41
Hi,
I would just like to thank all those who replied to my panic attacks & driving post - it was all very helpful advice and its great to find some people who understand.

As I am a new member I don't know whether this topic has come along before, but when I last saw my gynacologist he said that the brain is oestrogen-dependent and as we become older we can become more anxious as the oestrogen supplies diminish. Has anyone else heard of this? I am now on very low dose of HRT and definitely feel better (apart from the driving of course!).

Thanks

Izza

Meg
19-01-06, 16:42
Yes I have heard about a soft link with oestrogen before- maybe use the search facility to see if you can find it.


Meg
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Jenny
19-01-06, 19:19
Yes I have heard of that. I had an hysterectomy when I was 37. The gynecologist said that he had left part of one of my ovaries because of my age. He did say the next step was HRT, but because of my medical history he didn't really want to prescribe it. I deffinatley think the low oestrogen has something to do with my anxiety.

Jenny xxx

Trish
19-01-06, 19:36
I have heard of this and i do believe that there might be some truth in...

mirry
19-01-06, 22:02
Funny cos i was reading all about this sort of thing today,
http://www.womentowomen.com/depressionanxietyandmood/anxiety.asp

I had a blood test to determine if my hormones were an issue and was told all was fine....however now ive found out they change constantly so it doesnt rule out anything :(



mirryx

mirry
20-01-06, 08:34
http://www.onlineallergycenter.com/hormoneallergies/

THIS EXPLAINS ALOT;)

mirryx