Start of HRT: Day 7

One week already. Tomorrow comes first dosage rise, estrogen from 25 to 50 micrograms. I wonder what kind of feeling it will cause. Spironolactone hasn't cause more problems and things start to roll. Although I can feel that I eat two different meds which affects to blood pressure... Well, I just have to be carefull when I get up and so.

I'm starting to sleep better. And for some reason wake up more tired. That might be caused by years of bad sleep. But I feel more energetic and full day at work hasn't felt bad at all. I don't have to think much what to do, which is awesome!

I got random allergic attack out from nowhere. Red eyes and running nose. Only things I could have had it was from someone owning cat and being near at me in bus when coming home or chocolate or salty liquorice in that chocolate. Fortunately the anti-allergy meds kick in rather quickly. But I have to keep eyes out for that, I don't want any other allergies I have already and I would rather give my cat allergy away.

Short post but more tomorrow!

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