u/Far-Librarian-9847

Hi all. I’m 36F with POI (primary ovarian insufficiency) causing symptoms such as HEAT INTOLERANCE (sweating soooo easily), hot flashes, night sweats and FATIGUE. Does anyone have overwhelming fatigue mid day where you have to fight to keep your eyes open? I WFH on screen and I get so tired mid day that I need a 30-45 min nap to reset. If I’m mobile more during the day it is less likely to occur. However, my son is due in Oct and I’m concerned about this. No HRT has helped yet.

Ty in advance

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u/Far-Librarian-9847 — 17 days ago
▲ 2 r/DOR

Hi all. I’m 36F with POI (primary ovarian insufficiency) and DOR causing symptoms such as HEAT INTOLERANCE (sweating soooo easily), hot flashes, night sweats and FATIGUE. Does anyone have overwhelming fatigue mid day where you have to fight to keep your eyes open? I WFH on screen and I get so tired mid day that I need a 30-45 min nap to reset. If I’m mobile more during the day it is less likely to occur. However, my son is due in Oct and I’m concerned about this. No HRT has helped yet.

Ty in advance

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u/Far-Librarian-9847 — 17 days ago

Hi all. I’m 36F with POI (primary ovarian insufficiency) causing symptoms such as HEAT INTOLERANCE (sweating soooo easily), hot flashes, night sweats and FATIGUE. Does anyone have overwhelming fatigue mid day where you have to fight to keep your eyes open? I WFH on screen and I get so tired mid day that I need a 30-45 min nap to reset. If I’m mobile more during the day it is less likely to occur. However, my son is due in Oct and I’m concerned about this. No HRT has helped yet.

Ty in advance

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u/Far-Librarian-9847 — 17 days ago
▲ 10 r/POFlife

Hi all. I’m 36F with POI (primary ovarian insufficiency) causing symptoms such as HEAT INTOLERANCE (sweating soooo easily), hot flashes, night sweats and FATIGUE. Does anyone have overwhelming fatigue mid day where you have to fight to keep your eyes open? I WFH on screen and I get so tired mid day that I need a 30-45 min nap to reset. If I’m mobile more during the day it is less likely to occur. However, my son is due in Oct and I’m concerned about this. No HRT has helped yet.

Ty in advance

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u/Far-Librarian-9847 — 17 days ago