| Tuesday 12th January 2010 11:43pm 1 |

Niki
570 Posts
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Hi all....Im sat here totally shaking because I feel as though Im
going to explode. Its been the same since I was fitted with my
copper coil. Its made my periods very heavy, incredibly painful and
long...but the worst things is that I am so so hormonal up to 10
days before, all during(usually 7-8 days and then a couple of days
afterwards. So Im literally spending 20 days of each month feeling
as though I want to scream, run away, or worse. Its impacting a lot
on everyone and I know people are avoiding me when Im like it. It
doesnt help that I have 2 very big emotional stresses in my
life...one being the problems Ive been having with Josh recently
(refer to my lastest blog) and the other is the mind numbing, bang
my head on the wall ongoing war with my boyfriend ex over his kids.
These are only intensified when Im feeling like this. Im currently
looking for a job because being at home 24/7 is doing my nut in as
well but Im wondering if Ill be able to keep one the way I am. Does
anyone know of anything that might help me with this as Im at a
loss what to do?
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| Wednesday 13th January 2010 05:45pm 2 |

shells
31 Posts
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Hi Niki, just read my magazine in the bath, and I came across
this advertisement, it has Lisa Curry, Olympian recommending a
product called 30 plus and she has a spiel aout Hormone
Hell.
there are three other women giving their views of the product and
will type these down for you.
But the contact details on the ad are: ph 0800657876, email
infor@phealth.co.nz
distributed by Pharma Health NZLtd and another address is
www.pharmahealth.co.nz
SEVERE DISSATISFACTION
i'VE BEEN TAKING 30 plus for well over year now. my poor husband
just culdn't win. More often than not I thought I wanted a
divorce. I was suffering a dreadful unexplained severe
dissatisfaction with my life. To say I was cranky just doesn't
cover it and I had trouble with my focas and general brain
function. 30PLUS has made the biggest difference to my life. It
has saved my marriage. It has helped my career. I generally carry
a sheet of 30PLUS with me all the time so I can take it at work
if I forget at home. My husband has no problem bringing me a
glass of water to take whait I have come to refer to as my
"anti-cranky-bitch" pills. There just aren't words enough to
thank you. Sue
FELT LIKE SCREAMING
30PLUS HAS CHANGED My life dramatically. Thank you. I know there
are a lot of women out there that could benefit from 30PLUS. You
are only kidding yourself if you have women's problems and you
don't research help. I totall believe in 30PLUS, Leigh,
Coromandel, N.Z.
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| Wednesday 13th January 2010 06:21pm 3 |

Liz
15 Posts
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After having my children, aged 3 and 2, I developed severe PMT (of
which I didn't suffer from before kids). Like you Niki, I would get
highly emotional and aggressive (not normally my nature) for 10
days before my period, impacting mostly on my relationship with my
kids. I joined a program called Mass Attack, which is more about
controlling hormones to lose weight, but felt I needed to get my
hormones back in balance with diet (avoiding particular foods etc)
and naturopathic supplements, based on a comprehensice
questionnaire filled out. The program is excellent, and, if
strictly followed, showed a definate improvement in PMT. I,
however, was not very strict at avoiding the foods I needed to
avoid, nor remembering to take supplements (5 sorts). It was also
too expensive for me to continue.
I have since been to the GP and have been put on Yaz contraceptive
pill being prescribed for severe PMT called, something like,
Premenstral psychosis - sounds scary, but just means severe PMT
impacting on ability to function in normal everyday life for some
part of menstral cycle - I am a very normal, everyday person who
just happens to get a bit cranky! Good results, much more balanced
and calm after 2 months. Is expensive but, in Australia, can claim
it on private health if prescribed for something other than
contraception.
I wanted to try natural hormone balance first, but feel this is a
better way to go.
I have made dietary changes - the biggest being avoiding sugar
(nothing new here) but have noticed a big change, as I don't have
the big swings in blood sugar levels.
Good luck with whatever to decide to do - biggest thing is
recognising that something needs to be done.
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| Wednesday 13th January 2010 09:16pm 4 |

Niki
570 Posts
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Thanks for your suggestions. The pill is a no no for me Im afraid
as im intolelent to any sort or hormonal contraception.....thats
why Ive been stuck with copper coil after years of trying
everything. I will look in to premenstral psychosis and I think
maybe I shouild visit my GP to get his opinion. Im so bad at the
moment...had the biggest row with my partner last night over the
TV!! Silly really but called me a hormonal bitch and I just saw
red!! So I need to sort this soon.
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| Thursday 14th January 2010 11:43pm 5 |

Liz
15 Posts
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Hi,
Sorry syndrome is called Premenstral Dysphoric Disorder, or PMDD;
not premenstral psychosis. (I could just remember there were 'y's,
'o's and 'i's.
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| Friday 15th January 2010 03:22am 6 |

Niki
570 Posts
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Thanks Liz...I looked it up yesterday and it referred it. I went
to the GP this morning and he said I am possibly suffering from
that. However the medical treatments are useless to me....they
are either the contraceptive pill or a type of antidepressant.
The pill is an absolute no...the antidepressant would have been
ok but Ive only just come off a different before christmas as it
was making me dizzy and sick still after months of taking it so I
dont want to go on another one as I have a baby to look after.
Despite that he did suggest I might try a herbal alternative...so
Im taking evening primrose oil and vitamin B6. Hopefully this
will have a positive affect. Fingers crossed!
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| Friday 15th January 2010 06:38pm 7 |

Liz
15 Posts
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Evening primrose and B6 were also suggested to me to take in
conjunction with Pill - I think in a women's multi vitamin -
probably a bit like the 30+ talked about above. Fingers crossed for
you
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| Tuesday 19th January 2010 07:33am 8 |

shopping
24 Posts
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aww poor thing..............I go like that a few days before my
period and just last week went and seen a doctor about it as its
only started after the birth of my daughter and its awful...they
put you on a course of pills....also I know alot of people that
have had the coils removed as it was painful and alot of
bleeding....but in saying that I think you are meant to bleed for a
few weeks after having one put in...hope things get better :)
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| Tuesday 19th January 2010 07:42am 9 |

Niki
570 Posts
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Ive had mine for a while now .....since september. I was the same
with this only starting after I had my last baby...before that I
never got as angry or tearful beforehand. Were trying the vitamins
as a last effort to keep the coil in...if I still feel the same
next month then weve discussed having it removed and using just
condoms for a while. Im just very unlucky when it comes to
contraceptives...I seem to be intolerant to anything!
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