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	This is where having a trusting, healthcare partnership comes into play. If all other causes of your symptoms have been ruled (for example, thyroid disease, endocrine disorders) out then you are perimenopausal. It is very important to have a doctor or health care provider who treats the PERSON not the lab values. This may take getting a new physician or talking honestly with your doctor about your concerns. Is there a test for perimenopause? Dr Steven Goldstein says, "I believe there is much confusion in the use of blood tests. Invariably perimenopausal patients will have levels of estradiol which will be reported as "premenopausal." Thus estradiol levels are of very little value in patients who are having even irregular bleeding. (see more of his answer)		Personal Massager with Heat more Spa & Wellness The Chocolate Bible more Chocolate Books more Dessert Books FREE Chocolate Recipes FREE Candymaking Ideas

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