Natural hormone balance women
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i had a hysterectomy and went into the change i had hot flashes and all the good stuff that goes with it, but with 3 kids to look after i did not gain weight my neighbor had a hysterectomy at 29 she had 6 kids she was so releived that she would not have to worry about having kids she really enjoyed her sex life, she also went throught the phase sometime it bothers a women she feels when she has a hysterectomy she is not a full women, but i had no problem with this nor did i feel like you do i am
Well I havent gone through menopause yet, but I did see a womens health doctor and she tested all my hormone levels and said I was in pre menopause, I was only 31 at the time, she wanted to start me on hormone replacement therapy, she said it would help with my anxiety so much, I didnt want to start HRT at such a young age, and you always hear about women that get cancer with hormone Replacement so I was scared as well. So here I am still dealing with anxiety.
Women who have a healthy hormone balance tend to enjoy their lives the most. Hormone fluctuations can result in several problems such as perimenopausal difficulties, premenstrual syndrome, mood swings, fibroids, heart disease, breast cancer, and ovarian cysts.
Usually, women don’t completely meet what their bodies need—food and exercise to reduce stress and feel better. Diet, nutrition, and workout are some of the common lifestyle changes that can help women restore hormone balance.
I have been experiencing low testosterone myself and I have read a great deal on the importance of testosterone in the male. My male dog is fixed. He is 3 years old and seems very healthy. But i've begun to worry about his testosterone levels and how it effects his health. Is there a natural way to support my dogs testosterone levels. Any thoughts?
There is no proof that an imbalance of brain chemistry causes anxiety or depression or anything else. So forget that route. It's also very unlikely that natural hormone treatment would cause this kind of problem, depending on what you mean by natural hormone treatment. There are herbal treatments, and then there are treatments synthetically manufactured by an ingredient in the Mexican wild yam. These were the original hormone treatments.
By nature, birth control works by changing the hormone balance in your body. I believe in most cases it makes your body think you're pregnant so that you won't get pregnant. It's probably this change in hormone balance that's causing this. There are 2 possibilities: it could be that over time your body will adjust & you won't feel so sexually charged. Some women have a drop in their desire when on the pill. The other possibility is you could ask your Dr.
i have pcos wich causes iregular periods and makes it really difficult for me to concieve anyway i have searched the internet and heard lost of good things about vitex (agnus castus) it has grate reviews it stimulates part of the brain to balance out hormones in turn sorting out periods helping with hot flushes pmt and many more things i have seen many other women have fallen pregnant taking it in less than a year and its all natural no harsh meds you can buy it from holland and barret £9.
Hi to cure my acne and hair growth my dermatologist recommends to use a hormone pill (sponalactaid i think?) to reduce my high testoterone level. My mother had breast cancer because of hormone pills so I refuse to take it. Instead, I researched ways to lower testosterone "naturally" and came across an herbal supplement called Macafem which claims to affect the pituatry gland to make the hormones produced more "balanced" Anyone heard of this and is this true?
Hair loss may also occur if male or female hormones are out of balance. If it is hormone-related, correcting the hormone imbalance may stop your hair loss. Some medications such as anticoagulants, gout medicines, chemotherapy, vitamin A, birth control pills and antidepressants may also cause hair loss.
It is best that you have this evaluated for proper diagnosis and management. Treatment usually depends on the underlying cause. Take care and keep us posted.
I was 35 years old. My GP put me straight onto hormone replacement tablets - they were called solo. After 6 years I decided to stop taking them because of the dangers of hrt that I had read about. I have suffered with depression in the past but up until approx 2 years ago (when I stopped taking solo) had been ok and working. Over the last two years my moods have swung from one extreme to another. Happiness to extreme lows.
If you did want to still have children, there are things you can do to improve your hormone balance which is usually the number one reason why women have trouble at our age. One very effective thing is acupuncture. It's not cheap but in just a few months can return your hormone balance to where it should be. It can help alleviate the symptoms of perimenopause even if you didn't want to have kids. There are lots of supplements that can help with hormone balance, too.
My own opinion, and I'm not the doc, is that hormonal problems are best treated by natural medicine. We've all seen what allopathic medicine has done to women over the years. You're not sick, you have a hormonal imbalance that is quite natural, and there are quite natural ways to try to deal with it that are far less intense on the body than what doctors will do. And using an antidepressant to treat a hormonal problem is like treating a prostate problem with anti-histamines.
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