How do I stop heavy menstrual bleeding and clots during perimenopaus?
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In this episode we meet Jenna. Her raw and honest story about extreme perimenopause bleeding not only shows the daily struggles associated with this symptom, but also shares how Jenna coped, and how she found the solution that finally ended her suffering. Jenna’s story will give you hope if you are experiencing anything similar. Her story also gives you insights to the challenges that Jenna faced getting a healthcare solution that was available and appropriate. This episode highlights Jenna’s belief that women talking directly to women about shared problems in midlife is the key to solving them and to finding peace with this difficult time in our lives. Experiencing menopause symptoms can make you feel caught off guard, out of control, confused and alone.
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I been bleeding heavily, and at this point I am over it!!😢 I want it to stop..
Don't ignore excessive bleeding. Consult a doctor to investigate the issue and determine the cause. It's not a normal occurrence.
The doctor no help we are tired too we long to live USA find solutions cause we r tired
And i just stop going out from last 3 years..😢..bcz of heavy flow
I'm really sorry to hear that. It makes me sad. Have you considered seeing a doctor for help with your heavy flow? It's important to check your iron levels too, as low iron can make you feel tired and low on energy. Take good care of yourself and thank you for watching and commenting.💗🌸
I have endometriosis. Was diagnosed at 20 because my period led me to having a stroke. It was so heavy and wasn’t stopping. I’m 29 now have been in an out of the hospital for the last 9 years because of my period. I fear my period every month. And the doctors just keep prescribing me birth control. At this point I want surgery. I shouldn’t have to live in constant fear of my body.
We're truly sorry to hear that you've been dealing with endometriosis for such a long time. It must be so challenging, especially considering your young age. We can only imagine the anxiety you must feel about the excessive bleeding every month. If you decide to undergo surgery, we send our best wishes and hope that it brings you relief and improved health.
I’m so sorry for you. I hope you the best I do.
try suppositories with propolis before periods 10-15 days
Have they recommended any diet changes? I have heard some women saying a strict no cares diet helps them. Along with regular excercise...I think that has to do with blood flow. And definitely surgery in some extreme cases.
@@herstasishealth Take cinnamon tea 1teaspoon of cinnamon in 1 cup of water. I have uterine fibroids and this helped me a lot to have a normal flow in the first 2 days. You can still do the keto diet (it helps a lot with endometriosis). And last but not least, poultices with castor oil (listen to Barbara O'Neil's advice). But be careful, castor oil is used when you are not at home
menstruation - you take a break from castor oil during the 6 days when you bleed. the oil can gradually get rid of endometriosis - with consistency and patience. Take care!
I HADD TO DO BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS TO SURVIVE
It's unfortunate to hear another wild story. I hope you're doing better now.
I have PCOS I went from not having periods and now having super heavy periods I'm 41 my mom passed away in January of this year and my periods are so heavy right now I stay in the shower and I found a couple packs of my mom's adult diapers in closet that's the only thing that seems to handle it I can't do anything I can't go anywhere grrr
I’ve been on for 27 days and weak hgb 7.0 hospital did iron infusion because I didn’t want blood. My dad passed Christmas Eve I felt fine but of course I’d have my days. But I was trying to stay busy now I can’t do nothing! BC and provera slowed it down but everytime I think it’s over whoosh! I’m 40 I pray for you, myself, and every woman suffering this. In Lord Jesus name. 🙏🏾
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One full month in and just got my hemoglobin going up… I will need to order more iron liquids
Make sure to keep your iron levels up! It's challenging to function when you have low energy due to heavy periods. Take care of yourself!💕
Ma'am my mother is at 44 and she is suffering from it and itching, clot,heavy bleeding help me
Oh dear, that sounds really uncomfortable! We cannot give medical advice here, but we have many points of science-based information on this topic at www.herstasis.com/bleeding-issues/. Hopefully there is something there that helps. - Hugs to your mother from Herstasis x
Its killing me and i am struggling due to the heavy flow but no one is understanding me its frustrating 😭😭😭
Oh dear, we are so sorry to hear that. Heavy bleeding has to be one of the least talked-about symptoms of menopause transition. It's awful, we know and we've been there. We cover quite a bit about this symptom and different treatments at:
www.herstasis.com/bleeding-issues/
The good news is, there are definitely actions you can take right now with a healthcare provider! - Hugs from Herstasis x
Thank you so much for your heart warming reply
Me too. Since I upped my iron intake, things have been much better. I take 5 times the daily recommended dose. I'm not saying to do this, but it has worked for me. Heaviness down maybe 60%. Im also on birth control. Pain down 70%. Goodluck Ladies!
Good to hear that large amounts of iron has worked well for you! Sounds like you have your energy back. Thanks for sharing your tips!💗
I’m experiencing the same issue with clotting!
Hello Lisa, I hope you're taking care of yourself. Have you talked to your doctor about the clotting? And if so, what kind of assistance are you receiving? We would greatly appreciate it if you could share any helpful advice you may have.
@@herstasishealth Yes, my doctor put me on birth control I’m not sure this method is helping the issue.
@@lisadavis9993 Don't lose hope if you haven't found relief yet - sometimes it takes a few tries to find the right treatment. If the current approach isn't effective, go back to your doctor for further assistance.
@@lisadavis9993 See if an IUD is the right solution for you by consulting with your doctor. Although it may not be suitable for every woman, it completely transformed Jenna's life by alleviating her debilitating bleeding that once confined her to her home.
@@herstasishealthI’ve been on lilletta IUD and the clots are the biggest I’ve ever seen… I feel them opening my body to get out so I go to the bathroom a lot. I’m 4 months in on the IUD hoping after six months I won’t have any issues but we’ll see. Not a stream just massive clots. If I stand on undies… plop! I feel disgusting
At around 13 I got my period at school (wasn’t my first time) it soaked out of my heavy flow night pad and didn’t stop bleeding. It was like a faucet. Unfortunately my mom didn’t answer and I had to stand in the corner of the nurses office. She gave me 2 regular pads and just watched me bleed. They didn’t offer me clothes. (Which they had for dress coded students) people mostly kids some which I knew would come in and just stare 😢 my socks got stained. from top of pants to ankles At 16 I menstruated for 9 months straight at some point at the time I had to change pads every 30mins- an hour pushing it. I struggled so much in school😢 I’d fall asleep in class and due to that my anemia was so low I eventually received 2 blood transfusions. I am now 24 and currently am on week 5 menstruating idk what to do anymore doctors aren’t helping me. I went a couple months ago after menstruating for a month and only went into debt 2,000 cause I don’t qualify for Medicare 😢 they just cleaned out the clots of my uterus with a giant swab and did a ultrasound and said I had nothing I mostly sat in a room which was about $250 for 16 hours nothing was done there only the “cleaning “ procedure for about 15 minutes other than waiting.
I can see how your experience at 13 would leave you traumatized. It's an awful, embarrassing thing to have to go through at such a young age. 😢I'm really sorry to hear that you're not receiving the necessary medical care. Your bleeding issue sounds quite serious, and I strongly believe that you shouldn't give up on finding the right medical help. There must be a caring doctor out there who can assist you in overcoming this debilitating bleeding.❤
I assuming you want or hope to have children someday… why is this happening? They are good at giving ppl diagnoses
Oh no, so sorry have such a bad period 🥺 I started taking chlorophyll cause I got big blood clots and works great. But not sure if the would help with heavy periods.
You're not alone. I am suffering too 🥹
I pray in the name of Jesus healing deliverance and restoration for you, myself and all the women represented here. I pray the LORD gives you comforts and heals your body in Jesus name Amen.
Now 20 days in period what should i do
Don't delay, seeing a doctor should be your top priority. Consider asking about an IUD, which has been a life-changing solution for many women. Heavy bleeding over a long period of time can lead to side effects like anemia, leaving you feeling depleted and drained. Make an appointment today and so you can start feeling better soon!
@@herstasishealth okay thank you 🥰🥰 so much
@@shamiralwanga6960did u get well?
My mother is facing this issue and i am worried about her. 😢what's the solution of this problem?
Drink mugwort tea and eat lots of seaweed
I hve menorrhagia whats the treatment??
Is that so serious ?
During period blood clots solution...i have heavy blood clots in my period 😢
Pls reply
Hi there, this sounds very uncomfortable, we are sorry to hear you have this problem. There are several possibilities for this, and because we are not medical people we can only send you to our website for more information on heavy bleeding. Unfortunately we are not able to offer any type of diagnosis. www.herstasis.com/bleeding-issues/ Thanks for watching and hopefully you can find a healthcare practitioner who can help with an internal exam. - Hugs x
@@herstasishealth thank u🤝
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My doctor wants to keep pushing hormones such as birth control and other hormones. I dont want them. They either dont work or the side effects are horrible. Plus i read that birth control depletes nutrients in the body. What are my other options? Please help!
Find a doctor who specializes in hormonal treatments, such as a gynecologist or endocrinologist, if your current doctor isn't meeting your needs. Most GPs are not trained in perimenopause or menopause symptoms and may not feel comfortable prescribing hormone treatments. Your health and happiness are worth looking for alternative care.
You so sweet
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