Hormone help one year after total hysterectomy & both ovaries removed... and more...

Dear Dr. Mom,
I am a student in the school of natural healing, which I came to after experiencing great medical tragedy, & a year of learning that the answers have to come from me. Almost 2 years ago, shortly after my last son was born I was sent to a "vein clinic" for pelvic congestion that had progressed through my last 2 pregnancies. I wanted to have another baby & the Dr. said I needed to get those veins fixed first. Long story short, I went in for a procedure where I naively believed I was having my left ovarian vein closed off & that would fix my problems--I was horrified when I came out & learned that 28 platinum coils had been placed in both of my ovarian veins & my internal iliac veins. From the moment the anesthesia wore off, I knew my life would never be the same. I spent the next 10 months, literally in bed, with severe venous pain now throughout my abdomen, pelvis & legs & developed worse & worse varicose veins as time passed. Also,I instantly developed severe, systemic Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD--a disease of the sympathetic/central nervous system that in rare cases develops after traumatic injury to the body), this disease causes vascular, skin,joint, bone & nerve dammage & is very painful. Lastly, and hardest of all, the loss of both my ovarian veins & perhaps the metal itself, traumatized my ovaries & threw me into hormonal crisis. I had continual hair loss, hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, shaking, etc. After 10 months of fear, being unable to take care of my kids at all, wondering if I was going to die, & seeking cure after cure, I made the difficult decision to have a radical surgery (we live in Utah but had to travel to Mayo Clinic because no vascular/OBGYN surgeons in Utah were up to the risky procedure) in which all of the metal filled, clotted veins were completely removed. As collateral damage, I had to lose my ovaries & uterus.
I apologize for the long lead in. But here I sit one year from the date of my surgery. I have totally changed my diet & have been doing cleanses, & a pseudo-version of Dr. Christopher's Incurables. It has been a very difficult year. I have been on bio-identical hormones--with some awful results when 2 doctors put me on too much & my estrogen & testosterone levels were sky high. The last few months I've been seeing a provider who has me on much lower levels of progesterone/estrogen, & no DHEA or Testosterone. I am doing better on lower levels, but I read in your book that boosting the thyroid & adrenals can help women make their own hormones after ovary removal. My provider recently had me do a saliva test & says I need to go back on DHEA &/or testosterone now because they are very low. But lately I haven't felt good about what I'm doing & don't feel good about adding back the androgen hormones. Also, in a phone call, David Christopher mentioned that phytosterols in plants can make hormones... I was going to call him again, but thought I'd call you first--because I so prefer a woman for these things & truly, your book is the best book I've read in all my self education these last 2 years. So my question after that marathon of words (sorry!) is can you advise me on if it's possible to take no hormones after losing ovaries, and if so, how do I go about it. If it's not possible to come off them--is there a way to help balance them because no matter what level my tests come back at, & no matter what precription I'm on (& I've tried many), I don't believe my hormones are right--I am still losing my hair & have had no regrowth at all in 19 months. As a 35 year old woman, this is devastating & humiliating. And I have other hormone/lack of hormone? symptoms as well. I am doing everything I can think of to help the RSD & my doctor-induced venous insufficiency, but if you have any thoughts to add to those two problems I would love it. But, first & most important for now is can you please advise me on balancing the hormones when I have no ovaries & how to come off them if that's possible?
Thank you so very much! It will mean everything in the world to me to me if you have some input.
XOXO Tweet