Real Housewives' Seema spent 'six months' in and out of A&E with crippling pain

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The Real Housewives of Cheshire's Seema Malhotra has opened up about her experience with the menopause, after her toughest moments happened during lockdown.Seema, 50, has openly discussed her journey on the hit ITVBe reality show but is now planning to open up in a new documentary, documenting the girls experience with the menopause.The mum-of-two explained that she sits down with her mum and discusses their experiences for the first time in her life.READ MORE: Real Housewives' Lauren didn't understand menopause as doctors 'palmed her off' Now, the Forever Unique director is hoping more people will talk openly about the menopause and hopes The Real Housewives with their friends and family.Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star about her experience getting medical help, the mum-of-two said: "It was hard, my toughest moments were probably through lockdown."I had two ovarian cysts, over seven centimetres big ruptured and I was in and out of A&E because I couldn't see a GP."I was having these telephone triage calls and it was only after lockdown lifted that I could get into hospital to see someone and during that time, I'd self-Googled thinking 'I've got ovarian cancer because these cysts were coming every two to three weeks'."I didn't have anything or anyone to help me, I'd say six months were horrific and that's when I went into my darkets place."But all I would say to anyone that's having these symptoms, you've got to go to your GP and you have to push for blood tests, it was only until I had a blood test that it showed I had no oestrogen and no testosterone."The star admitted that she's started to notice her joints had started becoming sore as well as noticing symptoms such as being emotional and brain fog."I've only had.