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Hormonal Imbalance in Women, How to deal as a Husband?

Do not scold her, she wont understand you are fed up by her actions.

Do not highlight her incapabilities, it only makes it worse.

She wont be in a mood for anything you ask for, but you have to deal with it!

Try to say less "No" to her plans, you know when their brain is pretty messed up, they comeup with wrong decisions, dont call them insane it is just their phase.

They'll scold you for not so trivial things, but dont take it to your heart. If you are weak, you will scold them back, so keep it together.

What could potentially make her feel ok?

Make them feel rested, make a meal for them, but do not try to cook 3x a day. If you do they will again get stressed, they'll think, "wait am i letting go of my womenhood, cooking defined my womenhood, now is it getting replaced?"

Most women love to go out, a weekend trip.

Some fragrances work, sandalwood, musk, lavendar, and a gentle oil massage!

Whatever I say may sound like, make you feel like a "Yes Man", but sorry that's not what it is!

Maintain your ego, by ego I dont mean that you must mark a huge limit to yourself or make them feel less, that's not what Ego really means.

There's a episode in Tom n jerry, where they beautifully depict what ego is. In psychology, the ego is not arrogance, conceit, or a big head. Instead, it is the core, conscious part of your personality that navigates reality, manages your identity, and balances your internal desires with external rules

Expect Zero Gratitude, if you are giving her water, dont expect a "Thank you"!

It is a phase which as a husband you may think it is a long phase. But, get her the right treatment (medical and mental)

Stay strong folks!

#menopause #Perimenopause #PolycysticOvarySyndrome #pcod #PCOS #ChronicPain #hormonalimbalance

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Any advice for someone newly diagnosed with PCOS? #PCOS #newlydiagnosed #hormonalimbalance

I’ve had hormone issues for about 5 years but my PCOS diagnosis was made official today through ultrasound. Dr immediately prescribed birth control but I’m not super thrilled about staying on it long term (my doc said that’s pretty much the only treatment though). My case is very different in that I don’t have the classic “look” or “appearance” that often coincides with PCOS (i.e. no insulin sensitivity/high blood sugar, no elevated androgen levels, & no major weight problems). Any advice/lifestyle tips or tricks? Happy to hear anything anyone experienced or familiar with has to offer:)

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Have you ever switched from one #MentalHealth problem to another? Or been diagnosed with two mental illnesses that overlap?

I've had depression all my life and been diagnosed for close to 20 years. Now my psychiatrist thinks I may have bipolar. However, I also have many symptoms of a hormonal imbalance (peri-menopause at age 37). It's so hard to know where and how to get help when multiple doctors disagree with each other. #MentalIllnessStigma #Depression #Bipolar #hormonalimbalance #Perimenopause #prematuremenopause

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