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Jude? (weak bladders)

6 replies

NCbutlongtimer · 07/01/2024 20:08

Ads for 'Jude' have been chasing me around the internet recently. I'm skeptical that a pill can do anything to treat menopausal incontinence - this stuff is based on (I think) a 12 week course but I'm not sure what it actually js. Not clicked through but I imagine it's pricy too.

Anyone tried it or know anything more about it?

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StephanieLampshade · 07/01/2024 20:23

Do you mean incontinence or what are your symptoms?

Nutrition / oral consumption of tablets can impact vaginak microbiome which can ease dryness, UTIs etc

I'm.not aware or a tablet that will strengthen muscles hence asking what your symptoms are

Pigeonqueen · 07/01/2024 20:27

Ovestin oestrogen cream and full HRT are a far better option.

NCbutlongtimer · 07/01/2024 23:22

StephanieLampshade · 07/01/2024 20:23

Do you mean incontinence or what are your symptoms?

Nutrition / oral consumption of tablets can impact vaginak microbiome which can ease dryness, UTIs etc

I'm.not aware or a tablet that will strengthen muscles hence asking what your symptoms are

Weak bladder, 'leaks' - I went into the site again and the tablets are apparently based on pumpkin seeds and soy phytoestrogens. I am definitely cynical.

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NCbutlongtimer · 07/01/2024 23:24

Pigeonqueen · 07/01/2024 20:27

Ovestin oestrogen cream and full HRT are a far better option.

This is interesting. I've been on full HRT for a couple of years anyway but I had not related the minor / stress incontinence issue I have to menopause until I saw this product advertised. I hadn't realised that HRT / oestrogen could help. Perhaps I'll discuss with the GP. Thanks

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Pigeonqueen · 07/01/2024 23:34

I have interstitial cystitis that became worse with menopause- diagnosed with it at 14 but really ramped up at 37ish and caused random leaks / pain / thrush etc. Ovestin has made a big difference to me. You do have to use it long term though, and consistently.

This link may be useful -

https://www.balance-menopause.com/menopause-library/vaginal-dryness-factsheet/

Vaginal dryness Factsheet - balance menopause

This leaflet aims to answer your questions about vaginal dryness - what it is, the problems it can cause and the treatments available.

https://www.balance-menopause.com/menopause-library/vaginal-dryness-factsheet/

LancashireSquirrel · 08/01/2024 21:27

I used it for 6 months and it made no difference whatsoever unfortunately. You could always give it a try and see if it's right for you.

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