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Hello Cathyann.
My regular doctor put me on Clonidine for my hot flashes. I first tried belldonna and phenbarbitol. But developed a reaction to it and the fact that all I wanted to do was sleep. And to keep me sain I take a few vitiams such as, Vit. E, C, Evening prim rose and Black Coch. I found the Clonidine cut the frequency and intensity of the hot flashes by about 50%. Hey that's better than nothing. Good Luck
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Hello Jane....jane38 said:Hello Cathyann, my onco put me on Effexor 25 mg dosage. It's a great antidepressant at 75 mg or above, but at 25 mg it works on the hot flashes. Mine disappeared after a few months. You might ask your doctor about that. Jane
I have a question. How long have you been on Effexor? and how is your appetite? has is increased or decreased with the Effexor? -
I have been on 75 mg of Effexor about four months now. My appetite varies. I have a lot of gastric reflux which also interferes with my appetite. Basically, I would say it's just about the same. Janelauramarie said:Hello Jane....
I have a question. How long have you been on Effexor? and how is your appetite? has is increased or decreased with the Effexor? -
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I've been on Tamoxifen since Oct. 2000. I've had hot flashes on and off since then sometimes worse than others. My period stopped as soon as I started the Tamoxifen but ,lucky me, I just got it again over the weekend. Has anybody elas experienced this? I called my gyno. but of course, she's on vacation but the receptionist wasn't too concerned. Would love to hear other peoples experiences. Cathyssfoine said:I have 2 fans and an air conditioner in my bedroom. Im scared of medication...Im on Harmone Therapy and I havent had a period since March. I think the meds put me in full menopause...
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