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Sweatty and Piss, sweaty and pissed, sweaty and pissed,

menopause makes me sweaty and pissed.

Well, welcome everybody, this is sweaty and pissed,

menopause and more, and I am Karen Nickel family nurse practitioner and I am here to answer some listener questions.

Last week we talked about testosterone and why we don't get any.

And this week I thought I'd try to tackle three questions.

We have so many great Facebook questions from our listeners that I wanted to talk about or

answer as many as I could so I do want to start by telling you that we've had many

questions about the hair growth scalp spray that

Leanne and I were talking about on our last episode. And that spray is a prescription

and it has to be compounded by a compounding pharmacy

and it is Finasteride, F I N A S T E R I D E, F N

F Nasteride.

And it's a 0.25% scalp solution and you spray it twice daily into the

affected areas like the frontal hairline or the crown of your head.

So we've been getting so many questions about what it actually is made of.

So I just wanted to let you know it is Finasteride 0.25% scalp solution that you spray on your scalp twice daily in the affected areas,

areas of most hair loss. So you would have to have a prescription and you have to use a compounding pharmacy.

So my first question I wanted to address is from Jen and Jen says or asks is there a list of what supplements for what symptoms for the things you are talking about on your

podcast. I am a truck driver with my hubby and cannot write them down as I'm

listening and of course I cannot remember them because of the brain fog.

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