“Just for the record, if I had to come up with a list of ‘sexy topics’, the transition is still definitely not one of them, but I’m sincerely sorry that by blurting out that thoughtless comment I may have pushed the subject into a taboo corner. where it certainly doesn’t belong’, writes De Mol in the editorial of the April issue of Lindawhose theme is “hellish hormones.”
According to De Mol, the subject of menopause is ‘fortunately’ increasingly coming out of the taboo, but that does not apply to hormone therapy. The presenter herself also suffers from hormonal complaints. That started after she stopped taking the pill. ‘No sweat attacks, but strange heart palpitations and really no night in which I could sleep uninterrupted for about six hours. And the bladder infections, hair loss and chronic fatigue’, she sums up her complaints.
Thanks to an estrogen gel in combination with progesterone, most of the discomforts disappeared. ‘I feel fine, sleep a lot better because of the progesterone (although there have been circumstances that unfortunately still kept me from sleeping) and my hair, skin, bladder and heart are shining, peeing and beating as usual’.
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