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Does anxiety caused by menopause ever go away?

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Exploration2018 · 28/03/2019 07:55

Just that really. I have been working at the same place for 15 years and for the last 18 months, I feel I can't cope with my job. Every thing makes me anxious and stressed. I haven't had a period for 12 months. I have read about menopause anxiety but does it ever subside?

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RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie · 28/03/2019 20:22

I had no idea that anxiety and the menopause are linked...but suddenly some things are starting to make sense.

Aquamarine1029 · 28/03/2019 20:25

HRT is totally safe and it's changed my life. See your gp as soon as possible. There's no reason to suffer like this.

GreenOliveOrBlackOlive · 28/03/2019 21:05

Thanks everyone, think I’ll investigate.

It honestly never occurred to me that it was linked..

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Palominoo · 28/03/2019 08:33

I ha e been through the menopause and suffer with anxiety but had the anxiety long before the menopause.

My anxiety was not worsened with the menopause.

I only had one week of negative Menopause symptoms because I discovered Menopace, a supplement avaikable in the supermarket and I sailed through the menopause.

The only thing I can possibly attribute to the menopause is loss of short term memory but that might not be connected at all.

Try Menopace it is a miracle worker.

Hi palomino, what menopace are you on because I know Holland and barrett sell a few different brands? I think I can try it to see if it helps my menopause anxiety and depression which is out of the roof at the moment.

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