Anonymous wrote:Mine are slightly bigger, but not much noticeable. I found out that DH loves to play with them and they feel better whenever he sucks them.
Anonymous wrote:why would you gain weight on HRT? I thought it is the other way around and you would lose weight and get more energy. I am supposed to start it soon and now, I am scared.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:why would you gain weight on HRT? I thought it is the other way around and you would lose weight and get more energy. I am supposed to start it soon and now, I am scared.
Some lose, some gain. I gained on bc so I assume I'd gain on HRT. Not chancing it, but fortunately my symptoms are mild so far. Trazodone has addressed most of it well enough.
I’m losing weight on HRT which I don’t want to do. Before menopause, I had a high metabolic rate and had to work hard to maintain weight. That rate was slowing down prior to HRT, my cheeks looked fuller and my face looked youthful. I think the HRT has reverted my metabolism to what it was and my face is looking gaunt and I’ve dropped two sizes. But it’s helped me with sleep and digestion and brain fog do I don’t want to give it up.
How old are you and what is your weight before and now?
53 now. HRT for 8 months. Pre menopause I struggled to maintain 128-130lb for my 5’10” height. Right before HRT I hit 135lb easily looked better and more proportional and had to pay attention so I don’t overeat. Now after 8 months I’m struggling to keep it at 125. Eating nutrient dense food every 2-3 hours to stop the slide, strength training etc.
Anonymous wrote:I gained 30 pounds on HRT. 30 pounds. I hate it. And no, it’s not peri itself because my weight was normal before I started HRT, and I had issues with weight gain on BCP in my 20s (which caused me to stop it). But - my mood and sleep were so impacted that I was not functioning and I feel like I have to stay on it. My doctor has no answers other than to scold me for the weight gain and tell me to eat less than 1000 calories per day.
Don’t mean to scare anyone, and I know I am somewhat of an outlier in my reactions to hormones.
Anonymous wrote:why would you gain weight on HRT? I thought it is the other way around and you would lose weight and get more energy. I am supposed to start it soon and now, I am scared.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:why would you gain weight on HRT? I thought it is the other way around and you would lose weight and get more energy. I am supposed to start it soon and now, I am scared.
Some lose, some gain. I gained on bc so I assume I'd gain on HRT. Not chancing it, but fortunately my symptoms are mild so far. Trazodone has addressed most of it well enough.
I’m losing weight on HRT which I don’t want to do. Before menopause, I had a high metabolic rate and had to work hard to maintain weight. That rate was slowing down prior to HRT, my cheeks looked fuller and my face looked youthful. I think the HRT has reverted my metabolism to what it was and my face is looking gaunt and I’ve dropped two sizes. But it’s helped me with sleep and digestion and brain fog do I don’t want to give it up.
How old are you and what is your weight before and now?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:why would you gain weight on HRT? I thought it is the other way around and you would lose weight and get more energy. I am supposed to start it soon and now, I am scared.
Some lose, some gain. I gained on bc so I assume I'd gain on HRT. Not chancing it, but fortunately my symptoms are mild so far. Trazodone has addressed most of it well enough.
I’m losing weight on HRT which I don’t want to do. Before menopause, I had a high metabolic rate and had to work hard to maintain weight. That rate was slowing down prior to HRT, my cheeks looked fuller and my face looked youthful. I think the HRT has reverted my metabolism to what it was and my face is looking gaunt and I’ve dropped two sizes. But it’s helped me with sleep and digestion and brain fog do I don’t want to give it up.