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I am 39 years old and I am too young to be going through the menopause, although I have had menopausal symptoms. I am also anaemic and on anti-depressants. I just feel like a totally different person; I have lost interest in everything and I have an increased appetite.
At 39, you are still a little young to be starting the menopause.
I would see your doctor just to check that your medication is not causing this.
Low iron can cause such symptoms so I assume you are on an iron tonic to help? Low thyroid can also cause similar symptoms so I would ask your doctor to test for this as well.
Eileen Durward
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