How do you help someone with menopause

It’s changes in hormones. Maybe she can get treatment from doctor. Take a break for yourself and if she asks you why, just be honest with her how it makes you feel.

I going through it with my wife right. Now. And for some women it can be. A nightmare. My wife even calling herself a nightmare me and the kids are getting. It. As you say one minute she's fine the next she's. Flying off the handle. At us all. She's booked in to see the GP on Monday. For blood pressure. Check and to go on HRT pachs. Even. She works as a nurse. And others. As noticed she's losing it a bit. Get your mum to book in at the doctors to get some. Help once. She's on something. She. Find it easier to deal with it as some women can't have HRT. There's lots of natural things she can take. And there's lots what one can eat to help herself. Just have a look on Google. Good luck. Remember to support your mum. Which I know you do

Firstly do not feel guilty for needing space. Your mental help is just as important. Secondly try to remember that her hurtful words are not true feelings as they are out of character.

My mum went through it when I was going through puberty, Dad said it was a nightmare in our house!

My mum found menopause very hard, she tried loads of natural treatments,which helped a little but the thing that worked was HRT.

My mother in law is currently going through the menopause, she has also said the HRT is a godsend.

Try and get her booked in to see a GP. Don't feel guilty about needing some space.

Aww hopefully she will get some help from the Doctors appointment and you'll all start to notice a difference if she gets prescribed HRT.

I think I am at the early stages, I get night sweats but due to having psoriatic arthritis I already have many pains. My family is very understanding and having rest is essential. Give your mum the space she needs and some ’me’ time.

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Aww bless her and you I know someone who is going through it and I just let her vent her frustrations. She told me that changing your diet helps.

Your mum is having a lot of irritability and outbursts down to her hormones changing.. because the oestrogen has gone down .. so does serotonin.. serotonin controls moods.. so when serotonin is also down you can imagine it must be hard to control it.

Try and get her to practise breathing exercises and also take part in physical exercise as this raises serotonin levels which will improve her mood

I hope your mum is prescribed HRT. The HRT PPC costs £19.30 for 12 months.

It will cover all your eligible HRT prescriptions for that period, no matter how many different medicines you need. There’s no limit on the number of HRT prescription items you can get with it while it’s valid.