LadyCare Plus - Discreet Medical Device for Menopause, Over 2,000 Gauss, HRT Alternative

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There's only one day to go until 2018, but that's more than enough time for a new and ridiculous "vagina trend" to emerge.

I have had the magnet in my knickers for about 4 weeks and occasionally I get a bit over heated but in minutes it passes, I have started Tamoxifen and still not got any night sweats or hot flushes in the night and I do feel that the magnet is helping. I had a hysterectomy when I was 46 and was on HRT for around 10 years although still had hot flashes when I was on HRT. I've got a ladycare magnet as my 2mg femoston sequi is not controlling my perimenopausal hot flushes and night sweats. LadyCare is a small powerful, static magnetic device that simply attaches discreetly and comfortably to your underwear. Magnets have been used to treat painful conditions since Ancient Egypt, though using them to combat menopausal symptoms is a relatively new phenomenon.

TV presenter Yvette Fielding appeared on Lorraine last year, discussing how the menopause has affected her. We believe that this unbalance of the autonomic nervous system causes all common symptoms of menopause. I’m 24 years old and for the past 18 months I’ve suffered with extreme dizziness which always hits just after ovulation; it’s so bad that I have to take time off work and stay in bed. LadyCare is a small discreet device worn by women who are experiencing symptoms of menopause or perimenopause and looking for a natural solution.

There are two divisions of the Automatic Nervous System (ANS), the Sympathetic Nervous system (SNS) and the Parasympathetic Nervous System (PNS). Some people swear by magnet therapy, whilst others remain sceptical of alternative medicines and solutions, arguing that it cannot be proven.Just the hot flushes alone can make you miserable because they feel like they're starting on the inside, but LadyCare always provides excellent relief for women in all stages of menopause. LadyCare are the British brand behind the leading menopause magnet on the market, the LadyCare Menopause Magnet. I have terrible hot flushes through the night but I always wake up first thing in the morning feeling really cold so I’m not sure if it’s the right thing for me. My view is if you are happy to spend that much money on the off chance, then great, and if it works, that is great too whether it is a placebo effect or not. The decline inprogesterone and oestrogen levels during the menopause and the subsequent changes to your body creates an imbalance between the two parts of the ANS - the Sympathetic Nervous system (SNS) and the Parasympathetic Nervous System (PNS).

LadyCare also claim the magnet is safe to use for those withoestrogen-positivebreast cancer, as the device doesn't raise these hormone levels, but it's always advisable to check with your doctor first. If you on the larger site and you got those awful rolls and don’t wear knickers, how can you keep it in place. Loved by thousands of women in the UK and USA, LadyCare Plus+ is a small, yet extremely powerful, therapeutic device that attaches discreetly and comfortably to your underwear. I have never heard of a ladycare magnet but don’t imagine it would be a problem used with hormone therapy.Without knowing more about you I can only suggest looking at stress and if you have a ‘always on the go’ lifestyle. Best of all, the magnetic device seems to help most women with their symptoms, and it did so without any side effects or discomforts. These symptoms include hot flushes, water retention and bloating in perimenopausal and postmenopausal women.