hormone cream symptoms

Hiya I've been on prempac c for about 6 months I think but vid noticed I seem to getting thrush quite a few times but the sensation isn't all the time I've been given a 150g pessary also cream it's seems to b just inside if it's hrt related what causes it and why does hrt cause thrush is it hormone based or an inbalance thanks

Or do I just go on estriol cream/patch or estrogel cream....and then figure out if I need t add more, and how do I figure that out - how does one know if she needs progesterin/progestin or testosterone added (either the medical kind or the bio identical kind).

After a simple saliva test she had a compound pharmacy put some hormone replacement creams together for me and most of my symptoms went away. After two years I started to lower the dose down to almost nothing and the joint pain and other symptoms are back, so is back to the HRT for me again. My doctor tells me in time I will be able to get off the meds as she did with out any symptoms, but for now the Natural HRT have helped.

I was miserable, and they were starting to control my life. Prayer changes things. Someone on here mentioned hormone cream; I had my thyroid checked with an Endochronologist, talked to my Dermatologist and Gynocologist, but they all said that I was completely healthy, and they did not think that it was hormone related. Then I read Dr. Lee's book "What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause" (really more of a general guide to hormone balance). IT HAS WORKED!

Hi sorry hormone therapy will not help at all , there are no pills or cream to make your penis any bigger , take care ,

but i had arranged with another dr to have my blood hormones taken so i went to her after being on menest about a month during which time i developed a Uti,nurse practioner gave me macrobid which i took but didnt care for,when i went to get results of hormone blood levels that dr did a urinalis and said i was clear,but it showed high protien and a high ph but it shows im drinling plenty fluids,i also had a yeast infectiona and she said a vagiginal infection,gave me cleocin suppsotories which mad

I found progesterone cream and Metformin ER has helped with the PCOS symptoms. Many of us with PCOS have low progesterone levels. Progesterone cream helps to raise levels and it also helps to balance the thyroid. Metformin ER can help with the elevated glucose, insulin, and testosterone levels.

Lil Lady is correct. Progesterone is a hormone supplement, so you have to have a dr's prescription to get it. Why were you thinking about starting it? Did a doctor recommend it?

Dr. Lupus: My holistic doctor gave me natural progesterone cream to use to help me stabilize my moods and pick up the free estrogen that is floating in my body. My question to you is it dangerous to use with taking levothyroxine 37.5 with having hashimotor disease. My doctor is an MD also and seem to be very knowledgeable about the thyroid along with helping me with celiac disease. What is your experience with this natural product.

She started me on 25 mcg for this first month and I am also on biest progesterone testosterone vaginal hormone cream 25 mg daily. The levo seems to be making a little bit of a difference but I am wondering how long it takes for it to take full effect. I have to let her know at the end of this month how its going.

Took new saliva test and went to new hormone specialist. She changed me to cream (bio-identical also) plus added 4 adrenal food supplements. I have taken the same blood pressure med for 17 years and kept my levels normal. After using the hormone cream and adrenal supplements for three weeks, my blood pressure soared. My doctor took me off the supplements, but my blood pressure was still dangerously high. She doubled my present BP med plus added another med before it would come back down.

Anyways can this cream be making me not have my period and if so then why do I still have PMS symptoms?

t want it clouding my CD21 progesterone test to check if I ovulated - turned out I got pregnant but lost it very early. My hormone doc suggested I take this cycle off TTC and start the cream early from CD6 to build up my progesterone for a month which is what I'm doing. Next month when I go back to TTC I will use it a day or so after I have ovulated and continue that for a few months.

This past summer our family doctor tried to put me on estrogen cream due to symptoms he believed are caused by low estrogen. I refused the prescription and told him I wanted a hormone panel done first. If the hormone panel came back saying I was low estrogen, then I would use the cream. My panel came back normal, with my estrogen level being close to high still. He was surprised and agreed that I did not need the estrogen.

estrogen cream but I have tried bioidentical progestrone cream before and this brought on bleeding again just after 3 days of use. I also experienced giddiness with it use. I am very sensitive to any medication and was on the lowest possibly dose of progestrone that time. The concern I have again is could using estrogen cream bring on bleeding. My gynaecologist said that if I have further bleeding (after none for over 7 months now) she will have to do another hysteroscopy.

I was miserable, and they were starting to control my life. Prayer changes things. Someone on here mentioned hormone cream; I had my thyroid checked with an Endochronologist, talked to my Dermatologist and Gynocologist, but they all said that I was completely healthy, and they did not think that it was hormone related. Then I read Dr. Lee's book "What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause" (really more of a general guide to hormone balance). IT HAS WORKED!

Why are you going to use them? I'm having a hard time finding anything on men using them, but I'm going to post some things that may be relevant. Why anyone shouldn't use progesterone - Liver tumors Genital cancer Breast cancer Severe arterial disease Undiagnosed vaginal bleeding Acute porphyrias Idiopathic jaundice Severe pruritus occurring during pregnancy Pemphigoid occurring during pregnancy https://www.medicalnewstoday.

Some women do start experiencing hormonal changes of perimenopause in their late 30's or early 40's. So it may explain your wife's symptoms. Some gynecologic treatments can also disrupt natural hormone production.

I know from personal experience. Natural testosterone cream reduced my blood sugar, triglyceride and cholesterol levels to a normal range. My depression lifted and my enegry levels increased. When testosterone is converted to DHT and estrogen it can be problematic. But there are safe and effective way to prevent that from happening. I'm not considering testosterone treatment for my baby but I know that an imbalance of hormones can effect the body in many ways, not just sexuality.

I have had years of severe periods since I started my menstrual cycle and symptoms of PCOS without an actual diagnosis by a physician. Symptoms included severe abdominal tenderness and bloating, excessive bleeding and clots, severe cystic acne, small but obvious amounts of dark hair growth in abnormal places, constant fatigue, weight fluctuation and general irregularity and irritability.

Just curious if anyone uses wild yam cream (progesterone) only without taking any type of estrogen ? Can this be done and what symptoms does it help with.

I was diagnosed with anxiety and depression about a year ago. Finally about 3 weeks ago, I really felt better. My doctor and therapist were very pleased, but now I feel so much worse and I don't understand it. I don't think I'm suicidal, but I sure wish I was. Does anyone else feel like that? I'm nervous, sad, want to die but can't do it myself. I even think I just haven't found the right method yet.

I have started hormone replacement therapy three weeks ago. On the first day I developed hives under my tongue from a sublingual progesterone. I am now on sustained release progesterone (capsule) at nighttime. I apply progesterone and Biest cream in the morning. My hot flashes got more severe and more frequent since starting HRT.

Is this your first?? Alot of pregnant women get yeast infections or uti's, hormone changes and such: / go to docs they'll give you an antibiotic and a cream for the hurting. Hope this helps!

I am not through menopause yet but I can tell you that if you were both to start using prescription progesterone cream (bio-identical hormone) you would begin to feel much better. Before your get the cream you will need to have your female hormones (estrogen, progesterone and testosterone) evaluated. It should help you both with any symptoms you may have. Progesterone will help protect your bones from bone loss. Not many gynecologists use prescription bio-identical progesterone cream.

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