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Molly123
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Re: OK...Seriously!!! sissyk
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This is a reply to # 2,183,609Muscardin, I have one ovary and everything else. Between losing an ovary and hypothyroidism I went into early menopause. Do you think boron will give me some estrogen naturally?- Re: OK...Seriously!!! UserX
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This is a reply to # 2,183,662Yes it will and you can also use the plants "oestrogene-like" - sage, alfalfa, cimicifuga, red clover etc.
Hops is interesting as it is oestrogene-like and anti-testosteron.
There are far more oestrogene-like plants than "progesterone-like" unfortunatelly.
You can try to reconstitute more or less natural cycle by taking 14 days oestrogene ones and following 14 days progesterone ones, for example 14 days of sage then 14 days of alchemilla vulgaris or another couple of plants 14 days of alfalfa and then 14 days of smilmax aspera - salsapareilla, that s not bad to change them and you will see what is more convenient for you.
Menopaused women can take progesterone-like plants (salsapareilla, alchemilla, vitex agnus, hops, milk thistle) for 21 days and 7 days off, the break is necessary to maintain the sensitivity of progesterone receptors, as well as to prevent its possible buildup in the body.
- Re: OK...Seriously!!! UserX
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- Re: OK...Seriously!!! grizz
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This is a reply to # 2,183,559Advertisement
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”I was surprised by the effectiveness of it, and I wasn’t hungry.”
Please study the symptoms on this list:
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Do the checklist to see if this applies to you. This might be your answer,
Grizz - Re: OK...Seriously!!! wombat
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This is a reply to # 2,183,559Well Unfortunately the search function is a little messed up right now, I can't look at your past posts (and I've been MIA), so my reply might be way off base. So be it.
RE: IBS . What do you eat? When do you eat? Have you tried eliminating various foods from your diet to see how your body reacts? The biggest offenders out there are wheat, corn, soy and dairy. Try various dietary styles and see if they agree with you.
The fatigue could absolutely be diet-related.
Also- listed under potential side effects for paxil is decreased libido.... !!
And to me it sounds like you need to get your mojo working again. What turns you on? In life. What do you enjoy that you've neglected/let go because you are too busy/have too many responsibilities/etc, etc, etc? What did you enjoy as a child?
Maybe hippy-dippy, but you need to enjoy life/yourself FIRST. Before you can even think about pleasing a partner.
Just a few thoughts.
- Re: OK...Seriously!!! Molly123
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This is a reply to # 2,183,489Trapper - you are exactly right - I do feel like shit most days - I know that you haven't seen me in person like a doctor or my NP - but can you just map out a little bit of a plan for me. How do I get started? Taking all these pills - just bothers me a little.
- Re: OK...Seriously!!! UserX
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This is a reply to # 2,183,448Molly, maybe your magnesium glycinate you should increase, that will relax you, add maybe 2 pills more, for your chewable vit C try also to add one more tablet to be at 1 gram. Go slowly with that as you have IBS.
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This is a reply to # 2,183,619Molly, I would read up on the dangers of skipping estrogen after a hysterectomy.
Read about this Yale study finding 50,000 women died from experimenting -- going no estrogen.
http://jeffreydachmd.com/bioidentical-hormones-save-50000-lives-by-jeffrey-da...- Re: OK...Seriously!!! sissyk
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This is a reply to # 2,183,716Advertisement
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I am not suggesting to go off of estrogen but you need progesterone (bio identical). The book will explain the benefits. I just know that in some papers I had received from an Iodine doc said that those people who use progesterone might need very little over time with Iodine usage. And those who use estrogen may need to increase over time with Iodine usage. But the papers do say do not use these hormones. - Re: OK...Seriously!!! UserX
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This is a reply to # 2,183,716What exact names are his suggested bio-identical hormones to be given to the women who had a complete hysteroctemy, please ?
I did not find any name of a product, pill, plants, but it is maybe due to my poor English.
Just full of repetions and blablabla that only hormones should bio-identical what are their names ?
Are they his secret preparations to be sold only to his patients ?- Re: OK...Seriously!!! Wondergirl77
10 y
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This is a reply to # 2,183,781
In some women, maca powder works to normalize hormones even in cases of complete hysterectomy.
http://www.greenwillowtree.com/Page.bok?file=peruvianmaca.html
Women who have had complete hysterectomies, or who are extremely thin, usually have a more difficult time in using only maca to supply their hormonal needs, but in many cases this is still possible. Hugo Malaspina, MD, a respected doctor from Lima, describes the case of a patient who had had her ovaries removed. The woman was taking HRT but still did not feel well. When examined, she had a very low estrogen level despite the hormone replacement therapy. Two months after she began taking maca, the patient was re-tested and showed adequate estrogen levels. "Maca enabled the adrenals to make sufficient hormones to avoid symptoms," commented Dr. Malaspina.
More on maca:
http://www.spiritofhealthkc.com/portfolio/questions-and-answers-about-maca/
- Re: OK...Seriously!!! Molly123
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- Re: OK...Seriously!!! Molly123
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- Re: OK...Seriously!!! Wondergirl77
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- Re: OK...Seriously!!! sissyk
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- Re: OK...Seriously!!! breastcancerchoices.org
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