Premature Menopause and Osteoporosis - 209 | Menopause Taylor
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- Have you any idea how truly profound premature menopause is on your risk for osteoporosis? The impact is fast, furious, and so unfortunate. Watch this video to understand what you need to know about early estrogen loss causing early bone loss.
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I hit menopause at 40, was so shocked. Thanks for the info, no one talks about this like we are shamed already for aging as women but hit menopause and u feel like the nails are hitting the coffin. My dr gave me no options when he told me i was post menopausal just smirked.
PLEASE, schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I will arm you with all the information you need, all your options, and all the tricks for navigating the system. Yu cannot afford to take this lightly, and you deserve so much more than you're getting from your doctor.
I had menopause at the normal time. But when I worked at a ladies gym and found out there were women who had menopause in their 40's. I was shocked but happy for them. I thought it just meant you just stop your period. Most of us know nothing. Our doctors and mothers dont tell us. I thought menopause would be a great time in my life stopping my period.
I didnt realize how hard they had it. I had no idea! Thank you for this education!
Even women who are prematurely premenopausal don't realize how hard they will have it. I beg prematurely-menopausal women to have consultations with me. I know I'm saving their lives even if they don't.
@@MenopauseTaylor I did no have premature menopause. But I wish I knew about you when I did go into menopause. I didn't have hot flashes or any symptoms for about a year or 2. Then I had that severe fracture which totally changed my life. I didn't even know for a long time it was connected to a loss os estrogen and menopause. I wish I knew about you then, It would have saved me from so much! Without estrogen I would have a heart attack for sure which is why my GYN lets me keep the patch in spite of having a fibroid. All women need to have a consultation with you. Not everyone knows about you and when I try to tell women they get offended like I am suggesting they have Coronavirus. The silence surrounding menopause is what kills! Thank you for this education!
@@theoneandonlypinkypinky8245 You really get it, Pinky. You understand that fractures, heart attacks, and Alzheimer's are what I am trying to prevent. It's such shame that women view menopause like it's the plague when it can be the best time in your life.
This one is scary! My obgyn told me that ince I have no risks, eat healthy, weight train that I don't need to get a bone density test until I am 65. I thought wow, by then it may be too late.
She knows about my premature menopause. She performed a hystrerectony in 2015, and I went into surgical menopause at the age of 46.
It is sad that so many doctors do not teach us about these things. It is actually disappointing.
I am blessed to at least learn it from you. Thank you.
You definitely need that consultation with me. Your early menopause will affect you more than you can possibly imagine.
@@MenopauseTaylor Thank you for your concern.
I have been watching your videos in order and I am learning so much from you.
I do not have any of the risks of osteoporosis that you discussed in your video at this time.
I have been taking estrogen since my surgical menopause started.
I think you may have misunderstood the point I was trying to make in my comment.
My comment was about the lack of knowledge doctors/obgyn's seem to have. My OBGYN is not as knowledgable as you have been in these videos. She seems to believe many of the misconceptions I believed before watching this education. I am sure she is not the only one who does and the point I was trying to make is that I find it sad, the lack of knowledge in the medical field about menopause.
I am grateful for this education.
@@yvettebennett6170 Oh, I see. Pardon my misunderstanding. And you are correct. Most doctors know little or nothing about menopause. It is not covered in medical school. It truly is THE most neglected topic on earth. This education will put you in a position of knowing 90% more than most doctors.
I AM 53.5. Before YOU, I knew NOTHING about osteoporosis. Thank you, thank you!
And now you can avoid falling prey to a fracture!
I am so thankful to you, Barbie! I am avoiding the problems my stubborn mother has. She broke her right wrist in her 60’s, refused her doctor’s advice for a DEXA (and any other female tests) and is having hip and back problems now. She thinks getting a shoe with a lift (on one side) will take care of her pain. 🤦🏻♀️
Looking forward to our consultation! XO~Maria
Your poor mom. I wish the watched these videos with you. And, of course, I can't wait to see you again.
@@MenopauseTaylor ☺️👍🏻
Apart from being a caring doctor, you are a wonderful teacher, with all the necessary reviews for us all to be reminded and learn deeply. Thank you again!
You are so kind, my dear. Thank you. I just love giving you this education. It's what you deserve.
I love finding channels sharing their knowledge on the same sun he told im passionate about. Sharing what we know only builds our knowledge and i’m constantly finding out more! Thankyou for sharing ❤️❤️
Than you and I hope you are taking care too x
well come back
I became postmenopausal at age 32, now 40. I started having symptoms in my late 20s but didn’t understand what was going on and my doctor was of no help. My mother went through it around the same age, but DNA testing shows it was not genetic. She took no estrogen replacement and has had osteoporosis since age 54. And experienced her 1st fracture almost 4 months ago and her foot is still in a walking boot. I have osteopenia and working hard to not have it advance anymore. I appreciate your videos as it encouraged me to get back on HRT a year and 1/2 ago. Also, your videos have opened my eyes to information no one, sadly not even my own nurse of a mother had time to educate me on. But I don’t think she is really even educated on it either to be honest. Lol so Thank you!
PLEASE, PLEASE schedule a consultation with me. There is sooo much you need to know and the only way I can give you everything you deserve is in a consultation. I promise you that a consultation will be the best investment you could ever make in yourself.
Oh yes I’ve fractured my fingers and wrists I had 5 children young thankfully I have rheumatoid arthritis I only found out in my thirties about osteoporosis because I had so many fractures they didn’t believe I was in that much pain because of age they shouldn’t assume it can’t be I know my own body my mum was the same thankyou ❤
Don't hesitate to schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME if you ever want me to tailor everything specifically to YOU. I do them all online.
Beautiful top ! You look fabulous 🌷💜
Well, thank you so very much. You are so kind.
Looking forward to your tips on how to keep healthy bones!!
You can be sure to learn absolutely everything you need o know if you watch all these osteoporosis videos (all 35 of them) in order.
I hope you do a unit on PCOS and menopause. Are we at greater risk? I know it's so for uterine cancer and cysts.
Thanks again, I look forward to the other, forthcoming videos on osteo :)
You are so welcome, my dear. You're going to really benefit from these osteoporosis videos.
@@MenopauseTaylor I'm sure I will, this is right up my street, early meno and osteo :)
Menopause Taylor thanks! some experience with the tibonella 2.5 mg?
@@penelopedhimes641 Tibolone is not estrogen. PLEASE schedule a consultation. You are headed for a lot of mistakes.
@@lucyposta4297 Not if you have my guidance.
Ur channel is best channel .all young girls should also watch it .so they can know about importance of menstrual cycle as they dnt pay attention to menstrual irregularities.
Salute to u Barbie.
My dream is for all women to get this education in their 20s or 30s. That would truly change the world and make it a much more pleasant place for women.
Thank you so much for your appreciation and support.
I learned a lot from u
Love u🤗
May God fulfill your dreams 🙏🏻
@@platinumgirl1619 Then I'm doing my job for you.
Can you take 1.0 estrogen patch till you are 90, thank you
Good question!
Jackie Swan
Good question indeed. I knew a lady in her lates 70’s who said she’d never stop her hormones and was grateful that her doctor was perfectly fine keeping her on them for as long as she wanted. So why not 80 and beyond if you’re doing good.
Something I would like to know as well is if you are using the 1.0 Estrogen patch and plan to use ERT for ever, can you ever be taking too much Estrogen? As you get older do you need less Estrogen?
Adriana Salerno my former mother in law is almost 70 and she said she is taking her estrogen until the day she dies. Lol she has had a total hysterectomy so no progesterone.
@@solocia.5532 I really wonder though if you have to adjust the strength of the Estrogen the longer you take it bearing in mind you must take the dosage required to reap the benefits??
Unfortunately I had to have a cyst removed and an ovary to have tested for cancer. Thank God no cancer was found but my one lonely little ovary is not pulling the weight. I have now been thrown right in the middle of menopause at 46. I had my uterus removed several years ago. Thank God I have been watching your videos for a long time. I knew what to look for and how to talk to my doctor. I’ve started a patch a few days ago. I pray it starts working soon. The vertigo alone is unbearable (I’m assuming this is a symptom of menopause). One thing I was not prepared for is the joint pain. I can barely move my arm. Feels like some sort of tendonitis. Menopause is no joke. I had no idea there were so many symptoms!! Thank you for this education. I wish I had known about all of this long before now.
Please consider scheduling a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME if you'd like my help with any of this.
No one tells you hun i was so young thankfully I had 5 children young and now have 5 grandchildren I’m exactly the same I guess i was lucky I started having fractures in my thirties that’s how they noticed it wasn’t my doctor they always say to young everyone is different 😢
Also i had I had half my ovaries removed each side due from dermoid cysts thankfully they weren’t cancerous either but I went on to have 3 more children I know it was the shock of losing my youngest son at 16 that caused full blown menopause at 42 but I already had osteoporosis and rheumatoid arthritis now my kids don’t understand why I’m knackered and sore after my grandchildren especially the little ones lifting them my daughters going away this weekend I’ve got the 2 little ones that can’t walk and it is bloody hard I’m going to be in agony 😂 but I love them so much and children never think their mum is in serious pain they think your super woman they keep saying your not even that old they don’t understand I pray my 3 daughters don’t get it they’ll be saying mum was telling the truth 😢 my eldest son has sore bones but it’s arthritis I’m glad he’s not got to face the menopause ❤
I started the menopause at 42 after losing my son suddenly except I went straight into it no early menopause I got osteoporosis in my thirties I’ve had a fractured Color bone and coccyx and many other fractures I’m 49 now the bottom of my spine is bone on bone I’ve just had another bone density scan and they seemed concerned about my pelvic bone and spine waiting for results at 42 my immune system shut down and attacked my thyroid to it all started with the pain of losing my son 😢 I’m still going through it hot flushes I’ve only started using HRT I didn’t know it helped your bones no one told me 🤦♀️ I know right the only bonus is no periods and saving on heating 😂
Ms. Menopause Taylor...have you talked about it or can you talk about it. And that is hair changes after menpause. OMGoodness! I have mixed texture hair. Mainly curly/wavy and even straight. So like 3 textures. NOW, my hair is so dry, wiry, frizzy. So I went from like 3a-3c to like 4a now. No matter what products I use to moistuize, still dry and brittle. Can't even detangle it now which is leading to matting. What is going on and what can be done to reverse this?
Thanks!
Try applying coconut oil for detangling. Keep your hair braided(braids should not be too tight) while sleeping. Use wide toothed comb for detangling, avoid hairbrush, it will prevent further damage to hair. You can also use Aloe Vera gel or products containing it as conditioner cum moisturizer.
I will give you a unit on the changed in hair that occur at menopause. But it won't be for a loooooong time. I'm covering all the disease first.
If you want my help with this now, please schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. There's a lot you need to know about hair changes at menopause. And it will be more than 2 years before I get to hair in these videos.
I’m 46 my period stopped suddenly in July after a kidney stone surgery I’ve had terrible hot flashes and night sweats and got my FSH tested and it was over 100 I started using progesterone cream and black cohosh and dim now the symptoms got way less but I have breast/nipple pain. Been having testosterone pellet therapy since February. My dr says to add estrogen pellets now. Any advice please?! Thank you!
April,
You definitely need to schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I will help you sooo much.
Your current management is not at all adequate or appropriate.
Thank you for your information and learnings. I got your new book and am even rewatching some of the videos. Yes, I have watched in order.
What I'm dying to know is your skin care you have beautiful skin and you have a tan. I am breaking out in pimples every where arms, leg, butt and face. WHY??? What can I do now cause because of covid-19 can't get a referral to a dermatologist.
Oh, my dear. I am so sorry. I wish I could give you some great secret, but must say that I do nothing to my skin. I don't wear makeup, but do wear hats. My skin product is Vaseline!
Dr. Taylor, thank you so much for all the info again! I have a question. I take low dose birth control pills (viorele) and estradiol 1mg. So when my ob does my bloodwork once a year, my FSH it’s very low ! I’m 48. Should I wait till I’m 51 to start my bone density test ? Or should I stop taking my pills before my bloodwork to get a real result of my FSH and know if I’m postmenopausal or not for sure ? I just wanted to see what you think :)
What makes you think you need to prove where you are in the transition?
Lol 😂 I guess if I’m 48, if I’m not post menopausal already I’m on my way ! So I don’t need to stop taking my pills to get a “real” result, it’s like wondering if a 13 year old is in puberty. Plus I would probably be miserable if I stop taking my estrogen ! I sure don’t need that :)
This statement is confusing: "Get your first bone density test when you have your last period." But you don't know when your last period is until you have been without periods for one full year, right? I'm 52 and still have periods every 4-6 months. My last one stated in April and lasted two months. I'm now waiting (again) to see if that was my last one. This is very frustrating as I don't want to waste any time starting estrogen.
There is no rule that says you can't start HRT now and get your bone density test now. You do not have to prove anything or cross some threshold before you can start HRT.
I think you would benefit greatly from a consultation with me. It will make everything so much easier for you, no matter how you choose to manage your menopause. If you want one, just schedule it at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
Whoa! What an outfit!
I am 45 and have not had a period in 7 months and test show I am menopausal. My doctor wants me to take Provera for 10 days to start my period so I do not have issues down the road like uterine cancer. Is this a good idea?
If you're menopausal, Provera makes no sense at all. PLEASE, PLEASE schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. This is soooooo important. There is so much you need to know, and it's obvious that your doctor does not know how to protect you.
Menopause Taylor my letter from my doctor said I am in menopausal range but haven’t gone a year yet without a period. I didn’t know if I was clear in the first message and if that made a difference. I am most definitely signing up for a consultation with you as soon as I can. I appreciate all the information and education you provide in your videos and trust your expertise!
Is it still possible to get osteoporosis before becoming post menopausal, (during perimenopause for example?) Would taking hrt once post menopausal serve as a guarantee against osteoporosis? I guess I am trying to rule out other causes of osteoporosis but hope that estrogen is the best answer.
The list of risk factors consists of 19 different things other than estrogen deficiency. Depending on how many apply to you, and when, you can get osteoporosis at any age. I presented them all in video 203.
And nothing is ever a guarantee. That's why this education is so important.
The very best thing to do is to schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME so that I can tailor everything specifically to YOU and help you determine YOUR risks. That's the only way you'll have an opportunity to do something about them.
There are many details about estrogen that you MUST know in order to rely on it. And you will fall prey to your greatest fears if you don't get that right.
Wow you know your stuff Dr. Barbie 👍
@@twinklestar1367 Ha! You think?
Can you suggest herbs for premature ovarian failure ?
Coz premature ovarian failure leads to premenupause.
Premature ovarian failure IS premature menopause. But it is not something you can manage successfully with herbs alone.
PLEASE, PLEASE schedule a consultation with me. Your situation is soooooo important, and I can help you soooo much.
Is it curable?
I'm 43 and on HRT since March. Should I push for a scan with my doctor?
How did you get your doctor to prescribe you HRT?
@@madisoto9796 I'm menopausal. Had very low estrogen and high fsh and has 30+ symptoms . My gyn told me exactly what Dr Taylor is saying here: without hrt, by the time I'm 60 I'd be a pile of crippled bones. Planning on taking hrt till my dying day.
You should. And if your doctor says "You're too young," just say you'll pay for it. It's only about $200.
@@madisoto9796 Madi,
Schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I will teach you how to get whatever you want.
@@MenopauseTaylor I'm not in the US. If my gynobs prescribes it's free. If she doesn't it will cost 50 euros. Thanks!
Barbie, maybe this is for a one-on-one, but is there a blood level of estradiol that is optimal? I had a nurse practitioner tell me she was concerned mine was high recently.
NOOOO! Rebekah.
@@MenopauseTaylor it was 412 this time, down from 744 when I had no supplemental testosterone.
Pg/mL
@@rebekahraymond4412 I recommend a consultation. It's the only way I can address your specifics.
@@MenopauseTaylor ok
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I notice change in my jaw...and teeth. ☹️I can feel/see very subtle changes
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Your teeth move throughout your life. Be sure to address this with your dentist or orthodontist. There are ways to stabilize your teeth.
Menopause Taylor thank you! I was not getting guidance from my dentist. I will seek another opinion. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌺🌺🌺🌺
Ann Phi
I’ve noticed my teeth have moved slightly as well. They used to be very tight together. Now that’s not the case. Kind of wish I had kept my wisdom teeth, maybe they would have acted as a brace.
Adriana Salerno I don’t have my wisdom teeth either. Makes ya wonder. 🌺🌺
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