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Severe mood changes

Question:

 

I have been on HRT for 27 years. I had a hysterectomy at age 24. They removed all my organs – uterus, tubes, ovaries, etc. I have been taking 1.25 mg of premarin. I have been acting erratically lately: crying for no reason – angry when I’m not crying – and treating my husband terribly. I am just beside myself as I am a very happy-go-lucky type of woman. What on earth is going on with me?

 

Deb

 

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Answer:

 

It’s hard for us to say, Deb. It’s not menopause – you went through that 27 years ago. It’s possible your HRT regimen needs to be changed, or that you are suffering from some other ailment that’s unrelated to hormones or chemical imbalances. Your first step should be to see a physician, and you may need to be referred to a counselor, psychologist or psychiatrist. But don’t get needlessly more upset – there may be an easy fix.

Published Monday, April 16, 2007 12:50 PM by Editor

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