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Hi all,
My sister is vaxxed and is 55. I have a hard time ruling out any medical condition being vax related. She’s recently experienced a lot of menstrual bleeding and diagnosed with a condition of endometrial hyperplasia. She’s anemic and the doctor has recommended a hysterectomy.
Any specialist or direction I can refer her too? Seems very invasive and I’m curious if there’s better treatments.
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Hi! I do not know what area of the country you live in but what I do know is that this has become very common. Either menstrual irregularities before or after menopause, including women in their 70’s and 80’s who begin to bleed years after menopause. I know that Dr. James Thorp and Dr. Christine Northrup have information on this topic although I cannot be sure that both are practicing. I am sure they have a website and they are both on Twitter/Telegram.
I wish your sister the best and pray that she will be connected to the right clinicians–
All the best,
Jess
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Jess,
Many thanks on providing some direction and weighing in. Have a strong week. Enjoy the OBX. A favorite in our family.
Respectfully;
Juan V
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It’s crucial to consult with a healthcare professional to explore all possible treatment options and determine the best course of action. Tracking menstrual health can provide valuable insights into one’s reproductive system. https://selin.app/ is a user-friendly tool designed to help women monitor their menstrual cycles, ovulation, and fertility. While it doesn’t replace professional medical advice, using such an app can empower individuals with information that may be useful during medical consultations.
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