Susan's Place Logo

News:

Based on internal web log processing I show 3,417,511 Users made 5,324,115 Visits Accounting for 199,729,420 pageviews and 8.954.49 TB of data transfer for 2017, all on a little over $2,000 per month.

Help support this website by Donating or Subscribing! (Updated)

Main Menu

Dizzy Spells on Estradot

Started by SilentArchitect, December 04, 2012, 07:40:07 AM

Previous topic - Next topic

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

SilentArchitect

Ok so I started taking Estradot nearly 2 weeks ago. Last night I started feeling strong Dizzy Spells, so I went to bed and woke up still with Dizzy Spells but not as bad. Throughout the day they came back, so I removed the patch and feel a bit better already.

Is this normal when starting hormones ladys? Do you have to ride through this to get to a stage where it gets less and less i wonder.

Ta
I talk mostly about my transition (m2f). I also give answers on my videos to questions I think others may want to know. The more awareness raised the better right? ;0)

I also write songs around my experiences, I suppose doing videos and songwriting helps me channel my emotions xxx

BTW I'm a Yorkshire lass ;0)

http://www.youtube.com/user/aerishoulihan
  •  

Ms. OBrien CVT

Contact your doctor.  Syncope is nothing to mess with.

  
It does not take courage or bravery to change your gender.  It takes fear of living one more day in the wrong one.~me
  •  

SilentArchitect

Quote from: Ms. OBrien on December 04, 2012, 07:58:20 AM
Contact your doctor.  Syncope is nothing to mess with.

Yeh I phoned them, they are calling me back today.

I feel better from removing the patch just hours after removing it, it does say its a known side affect on a well known medical website. I wasn't taking any T blockers, do I need any tests etc form being on hormones nearly 2 weeks? x
I talk mostly about my transition (m2f). I also give answers on my videos to questions I think others may want to know. The more awareness raised the better right? ;0)

I also write songs around my experiences, I suppose doing videos and songwriting helps me channel my emotions xxx

BTW I'm a Yorkshire lass ;0)

http://www.youtube.com/user/aerishoulihan
  •  

spacial

Hope you will get back to us with news
  •  

SilentArchitect

Hi Peeps,

Doctor called me just now, said it's normal what I'm going through. I had bloods done before I started, which were all good.
He said the meds won't have caused blood pressure to go up or down yet as I havn't been on them long enough for that to happen.

One of my friends said same happened to her at first, but it got less and less.


Just hard when you work full time, putting up with it x
I talk mostly about my transition (m2f). I also give answers on my videos to questions I think others may want to know. The more awareness raised the better right? ;0)

I also write songs around my experiences, I suppose doing videos and songwriting helps me channel my emotions xxx

BTW I'm a Yorkshire lass ;0)

http://www.youtube.com/user/aerishoulihan
  •  

Ms. OBrien CVT

I get syncope on a regular basis.  I can sense when it is coming on, so I make sure I have support or sit down when I can.

  
It does not take courage or bravery to change your gender.  It takes fear of living one more day in the wrong one.~me
  •  

spacial

Since your Dr has given you the clear, I'd like to take this opportunity to offer a few suggestions. More to look at, rather than instructions.

Make sure your fluid intake is adequate. I'm not sure of all the meds you're on, but it isn't uncommon to find your kidneys producing a bit more fluid.

Don't over do this. Just be sure you're hydrated.

If you're one of those who thinks salt is the devil's own poison, then try taking small amounts with food. But be careful and remember, the devil's own poison is Mushroom soup.

If you feel a bit feint can you try eating a chocolate bar, Mars is a a particularly good one as it has a lot of different sugars. If you're worried about your weight, eath only half. But I'm pretty sure you won't gain extra weight, certainly not in the short term.

If you find the chocolate does help you, then you should try to carry some. But remember, it's the sugar you're after and taking it in different forms, such as is in a Mars bar along with some fluid, like water, should give you the relief you need.

Addition. Just had a look on Wikipedia and I think, on your side of the pond, you might call a Mars Bar, Milky Way. Anyway, these are the descriptions so you should know what to look for.

Good luck.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_%28chocolate_bar%29

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milky_Way_bar

  •  

peky

all you may need is a good Irish coffee, ask your doc for a prescription!
  •