After having an endometrial ablation, is going into menopause early common?
439399
When you say symptoms of menopause...I assume you mean hot flashes. This very likely is not menopause and could be due to a host of other causes. There is a simple blood test called an FSH level, however, that you could ask your doctor to run that would effectively rule that out.
995370
No danger to the women or you.  Please be gentle, slow and understanding.  At times women going through menopause may not be able to produce the natural lubricant that makes vaginal penetration easier.  You should have some water based lubricant available.  Please also be careful in penetration and take it slow because a menapusal womens vaginal muscles may not be able to relax as much causing her opening to be smaller than in the past.\nRoughness or going too fast from the man can cause the women great pain. \nSo please go slow.\nTake care and just show love and affection if the women is not going to enjoy penetration.\nGood luck and love much
68286
If it is truly menopause then unfortunately yes. Menopause starts when the body stops producing eggs and the hormones to support pregnancy. At least that is what I understand it to be. I would go to a dr. immediately and see. If it hasn't truly started yet there may still be a chance. Perhaps even freezing any remaining eggs or embryo if you are already married and know who you want to have a child with but it will be costly.
625109
Maybe, you can ask your mother, grandmother how early did menopause start for them. I could be possible that you are have pre-menopausal  symptoms.
235254
if her ovaries were removed during the operation, then she would have gone through what is called surgical or induced menopause right after her surgery
324516
I feel great had a hysterectomy 4 months ago.I still have my ovaries so I will go through a normal menopause
852503
I had my tubes tied to and well my periods actually have gotten longer :( *waaa* lol . But no it won't make you hit menopause early  my mother had hers done years ago she is almost 50 now and she still hasn't been through menopause yet. I agree with periods bieng pointless. Ah well what can ya do.
1067306
the way I understand it, it's just like hitting puberty.  It will come when it comes - keep in touch with your doctor.  You could also be starting to show some signs that you are not considering signs of menopause, and have not discussed with him/her.  It's great not having the periods. be patient - it can be rough at times.
950902
Hope ur happy about it!\n\nOnce the menopause kicks in, you have really nasty side effects including memory loss which is the worst.\n\nSo happy ovulating!!!
674609
Endometrial ablation is a procedure that uses a lighted viewing instrument (hysteroscope) and other instruments to destroy (ablate) the uterine lining, or endometrium. Endometrial ablation can be done by:\n\nLaser beam (laser thermal ablation).\nHeat (thermal ablation), using: \nRadiofrequency.\nA balloon filled with saline solution that has been heated to 85°C (185°F) (thermal balloon ablation).\nElectricity, using a resectoscope with a loop or rolling ball electrode.
310144
You really should talk to your doctor about that. The hot flashes should diminish while you're on the hormone medication, and you have to give it time to work with your body. Four weeks might not be enough for you, give it some time but ask your doctor too. Premarin is a very good med but there are others out there too if this one isn't working for you. And bear in mind, a hysterectomy, regardless of when you had it done, is going to cause tremendous hormonal changes. I had a partial hysterectomy and even I get flashes all the time. I hope it works out for you!
582458
I had my left ovary removed surgically when I was 19 years old because there was a large benign tumor on it.  I functioned normally with just one ovary and eventually had 2 children with no problems.  I did start menopause a bit early, but not sure is that's at all related.
29830
Yeah Im a 28 year old male who knows this will happen to my wife when shes late 30s or early 40s and shell have hot flashes and wont be fun to be around and ill need to take her to a doctor to get medicine and show her i love her and support her and try and make it nice.\n\nPhysically she won't have her menstual cycle when its done.
4459
35 is way too early for menopause, but it could be perimenopause (aka pre-menopause). There is helpful info in the link below.
55727
I had all my female organs removed includeing my cervix in 2000 at the age of 36. I am still on hormone replacement after 5 years to control the hot flashes. I am not cranky like the old wives tales say. Now this is just what I have been thru. Vaginal dryness....I am more sensitive to foods as in I get nausia several times a week that lasts for several hours at a time. I have had all the tests run possable to find out why this is happening and they find nothing. I get more headaches since the procedure. My skin is dryer and my hair is a little thiner. It sounds bad, but it's so much better than what I was going thru when I had my period.\nHope this helps you.
994128
The *average* age for menopause is 51.  The official start of menopause is declared when a woman has gone twelve consecutive months without a menstrual period.  \n\nSo yes, women can definitely have their period at 53... and older.
413754
While the average age of menopause is around 50, every woman's body has its own unique timeline. Some women stop menstruating in their mid-40s, and others continue well into their mid-50s.