Re: Too much P

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If you know you're OD'd on P I would wait it out for a few months at

least...skip the P - you have enough in you already! E is the hormone most

likely to raise your blood sugar...but P can make you insulin resistant. so you

need to figure out which one is happening to you.

The hemoglobin A1c test lets you know if you're prediabetic or how your blood

sugar has been running for the last couple of months. Stopping the hormones

which are excessive should be the remedy...keeping on with them (or with the P)

as you have been makes the problem worse. It sounds pretty early in the game for

you, so stopping P would probably be your first step.

I took the compounded P vaginally and really threw myself for a loop...I began

hemmhoraging for 10 days after it, which was probably a good shedding of my

lining, but was so sedated during the use of the vaginal P that I could not lift

my head off the pillow. After that bleed, I really felt it was not as risky to

stop P..I was clearly overdosed and had shed the lining thoroughly.

>

> I ended up being overdosed on P in trying to get the

> rhythmic dosing going (NOT Wiley) since I had had 2 cycles the

> 2 mos. previously with no bleed. I have ended up

> with many of the high P symptoms posted about. It was

> taken vaginally and really only for 10 days of 1 cycle

>

> It has raised my blood sugar a good bit, which is how

> I figured out it was too much (100 mg daily).

>

> Anyway, do I just wait it out? Do I skip the P part of

> the cycle next time? Does the E I am taking just gradually

> bring it down?

>

> Anyway, just looking for some help from those who have been

> there, done that.

>

> Thanks for any help, Deb in MI

>

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Have you had your blood levels checked for both E and P? I took a LONG time to start bleeding regularly(like OVER a YEAR!). "I" needed more E, once my levels were high enough(needed receptors to wake up)..and I used oral Prometrium, then I would bleed normally. I personally feel that it is important to shed the lining that builds up. It's all about balance..not too much of one or the other, and to know that you must check your levels, as one can THINK that it's P, but it "might" mean that you need more or less of E, OR P. That has been MY experience, and as we all KNOW, we're ALL different!Good Luck on your Hormone Journey,Terri

To: rhythmicliving Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 7:51 AM Subject: Too much P

I ended up being overdosed on P in trying to get the

rhythmic dosing going (NOT Wiley) since I had had 2 cycles the

2 mos. previously with no bleed. I have ended up

with many of the high P symptoms posted about. It was

taken vaginally and really only for 10 days of 1 cycle

It has raised my blood sugar a good bit, which is how

I figured out it was too much (100 mg daily).

Anyway, do I just wait it out? Do I skip the P part of

the cycle next time? Does the E I am taking just gradually

bring it down?

Anyway, just looking for some help from those who have been

there, done that.

Thanks for any help, Deb in MI