Hi guys same here im 54 no period for over 4 years now , ive never had kids as ive had two eptopic pregnacies , but in the last 6 months my tummy has grown into a fat ugly monster , I look 8 months pregnant feeling so bloated feel like peeing all the time …. my boobs are also huge im concerned i may have ovarian cancer …. leane xx
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Can my stomach get flat as before during menstrual menopause? Why did it get large? My legs are swollen as well.
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Same 48 years old...gaining weight but all in my stomach. Hyperthyroidism, graves disease, had my gallbladder removed, my appendix were removed a long time ago. I suffer from ibs and "eat a little c**p alot" problem with graves. I'm always having to take laxatives because everything constipated me and makes my stomach feel bloated, natious and gassy if I eat or don't eat. I am soo very tired or feel groggy and sinusitis in the eyes tired. My muscles hurt and ache all the time...My lower back stiff and in pain with everything especially in morning.... Fasting a few days helps sometimes but not recommended. No where to exercise and walk out the stiffness...I look 8 months pregnant today, tomorrow It could go away than return as soon as I eat...the food literally lumps to the right of my stomach and feels like a pin. What the Dr's do, add a plug in their? Digestion takes forever!
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Hello, AINDIGESTIONA.
Your symptoms may be related to various conditions, including your history of hyperthyroidism and Graves' disease, IBS, digestive issues after gallbladder removal, and other factors. The weight gain in your stomach area might be associated with hormonal imbalances or other metabolic factors. Additionally, chronic fatigue and muscle pain can have various underlying causes that require medical evaluation.
A healthcare professional will be able to provide you with personalized advice and treatment options based on your individual health situation. They may also recommend lifestyle changes, dietary adjustments, or medications to help manage your symptoms.
While I understand that access to healthcare or exercise options may be limited in some situations, it's crucial to prioritize your health and well-being. If possible, try to find alternative ways to stay active, even if it's simple stretching exercises at home.
Let us know what doctor told you.
Your symptoms may be related to various conditions, including your history of hyperthyroidism and Graves' disease, IBS, digestive issues after gallbladder removal, and other factors. The weight gain in your stomach area might be associated with hormonal imbalances or other metabolic factors. Additionally, chronic fatigue and muscle pain can have various underlying causes that require medical evaluation.
A healthcare professional will be able to provide you with personalized advice and treatment options based on your individual health situation. They may also recommend lifestyle changes, dietary adjustments, or medications to help manage your symptoms.
While I understand that access to healthcare or exercise options may be limited in some situations, it's crucial to prioritize your health and well-being. If possible, try to find alternative ways to stay active, even if it's simple stretching exercises at home.
Let us know what doctor told you.
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