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Tender Breasts - 7/20/2010 7:36:54 PM

xXsoumisXx

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Hey all..

I am 46, and am having some hormonal issues.. no surprise there, but i have had the blood work done, and everything, and am taking some hrt to control other problems, to avoid a hysterectomy. I take the pills for 10 days per month, and they have worked wonders, i have no more problems except very very sensitive breasts/nipples. so much so that i can't take much of anything there. I used to be able to take a lot!! It does vary in intensity, but is never back to normal. I wonder if this is common during menopause? will it always be this way? will it get better? It's like when i was first pregnant.. and noooo i am not!! :)
I will ask the Dr, when i go, but for now curious about others experiences.

Thanks!!

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RE: Tender Breasts - 7/21/2010 3:52:53 PM

xXsoumisXx

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hmm ok then..
I guess it's just me!

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RE: Tender Breasts - 7/21/2010 5:12:48 PM

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Probably more due to the hrt than anything else.

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RE: Tender Breasts - 7/25/2010 10:58:37 AM

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HRT definitely.

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RE: Tender Breasts - 7/26/2010 9:30:57 AM

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Hrt is prob. the "major" factor here, like most things the tenderness should pass, if your still having issue in 1 month talk to your MD.. try using some of those OTC sensitivity creams, they may help (short term)...

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