CFS and hormones - has having a hysterectomy helped?

I had the same problem. I had a procedure called novasure, which is an endometrial ablation. Its done under general anesthesia, but you go home the same day. I will never have another period, but everything is still there. Maybe that's an option for you. There are several kinds of ablations. I had mine in May, so far so good. I hope that info helps you!

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GAD, panic disorder, bipolar1, GERD migraine with aura, hemiplegic migraine, prolonged q t interval, tachycardia, arrhythmia, fibromyalgia, polycystic ovarian disease, PTSD

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I had a complete hysterectomy in 2009 and I thought at first that it helped, while i was on 2mg of Estradiol. That was post Fibro and pre CFS, i started getting sicker at the end of 2010 and had to have a benign lesion(that's a large mass) from my breastbone and had to go off hormones. Menopause is hell! Night sweats, day sweats, fatigue, dry skin, dry hair, nausea, headaches, I didn't sleep a whole night for 8months. I don't know who started calling them night sweats, that's a joke! its like being on fire! If feels like the worst fever you have ever had and nothing helps and it goes on for hours. I went back on hormones, 6months ago I started on a .5mg patch and 3months ago I added 100mg of progesterone. And now I am going to have to go under the knife again. I would definitely try ablation or a partial hysterectomy.

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Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Brain Tumor 2nd, crainiotomy 2002, radiation 2007, mild scoliosis, carpal tunnel, surgical menopause, 44yrs old and on disability since 2009.