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Post Menopausal, Have Sleep Problems, Irritation, Mood Swings, Burning In Eyes, No Relief With Tryptomer. Help?

I am 53 years old and have been having sleep problems since the past 3 years. I m already past menopause ,. About 4 times a week I only sleep for about 4 hours, and this makes me very irritable and moody, and my eyes burn the whole day. I sometimes take TRYPTOMER10mg to help me to sleep, but even this does not have any effect. Please help.
posted on Fri, 11 Jan 2013
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hi...
all these are symptoms of post menupausal syndrome.....they are severe in early menupause andsubsided there after.....if you get no relief with TRYPTOMER 10MG,then consult your gynaecologist to increase the dose or change the drug....
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Post Menopausal, Have Sleep Problems, Irritation, Mood Swings, Burning In Eyes, No Relief With Tryptomer. Help?

hi... all these are symptoms of post menupausal syndrome.....they are severe in early menupause andsubsided there after.....if you get no relief with TRYPTOMER 10MG,then consult your gynaecologist to increase the dose or change the drug.... hope you got your answer...