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[quote=Anonymous]51 year old here--people talking about these symptoms makes me realize how much (especially in COVID time) how we practice medicine is really not about wellness and how very common symptoms just aren't talked about by doctors, because unless there's something really seriously wrong with you, they don't really pay attention to it .I had subclinical hypothyroidism for YEARS and because my symptoms weren't text book I couldn't figure out what was wrong. I guess if you can't convince people to fix it with an expensive drug (HRT), industry isn't interested in talking about it either. We need a perimenopause hotline or something--just a nurse to say, yes, that insane random itching, those crushing headaches that can go on for days, the sudden anger when you just want to rip your teenager's head off--just totally normal.[/quote]
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