Optimal day for testing female hormones

[Guest guest]

I agree he needs to do it. Right now, I just don't need to added stress of

a disagreement. So I'm going to do a little research and maybe talk to our

GP about who she recommends that he see about it in our area. I've told

him that I will not have my tubes tied. So we shall see. I need to come

off the pill...

Kate G

At 11:04 AM 3/15/2005, you wrote:

>Tell him if he wants no more kids, then it's his duty to get fixed?

> lol. It's much easier on men, so he wouldn't have to have near as

>much done as you would, nor have near the complications.

> Unfortunately everybody I know whos' gone with a tubal ligation has

>ended up having a hysterectomy later, so I want no part of that.

>

>SandyE~Houston

>

>

>On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 09:49:52 -0600

> Kate Guynn kguynn@...> wrote:

> > What if you are on the pill? Is it worth the time to test these

> >things?

> > I'm trying to talk my husband into getting " fixed " , so I can get off

> >the

> > pill. Not having much luck right now. Guys any help or advise on

> >that part?

> >

[Guest guest]

Sandy, How long after the tubal ligation do they have a hysterectomy? Sue ---

Unfortunately everybody I

know whos' gone with a tubal ligation has ended up having a hysterectomy later,

so I want no part of that.SandyE~Houston

[Guest guest]

Sandy, How long after the tubal ligation do they have a hysterectomy? Sue ---

Unfortunately everybody I

know whos' gone with a tubal ligation has ended up having a hysterectomy later,

so I want no part of that.SandyE~Houston

[Guest guest]

Not sure on the length, but both my cousin's are the last person's

I've known who had a tubal.....one's daughter just turned 12, & the

other's son turned 12 last year when her's was done. They are strongly

suggesting a hysterectomy for one now, but she's had problems for at

least 4 yrs, but back surgery takes the top spot for her at this

time. I have worked with many who said by the time they'd had 5-10

yrs since hysterectomy, they were having multitudes of problems and

hysterectomy's were being suggested. Honestly, I think instead of the

dr's treating people with bioidentical hormones, they tend to take the

quickest way out which is usually hysterectomy.

If I'd not been as knowledgeable a year and a half ago......the same

thing could have happened to me, but I found that it was my hypohell

state that was causing my problems.

SandyE~Houston

On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 15:05:47 -0500 (EST)

" " smkatz3.1@...> wrote:

> Sandy, How long after the tubal ligation do they have a

>hysterectomy? Sue Unfortunately everybody I know whos' gone with a tubal ligation

>has ended up having a hysterectomy later, so I want no part of

>that.SandyE~Houston

>

>

[Guest guest]

yes I will be doing these as well + cortisol (the uk version) in about 6

weeks, which will be a year from my first test to, see if I have improved in

any way. The Gp etc however will take no notice as they didn't the first

time around so am having the bloods done so he can have his own input and I

look like I am being good. As I have just bought some DHEA and pregnelone I

will be self medicating anyway as I can't see him allowing me them but I am

willing to be surprised

Dawn

>

> Subject: Re: Optimal day for testing female hormones

>

> >>my GP isn't allowed to do DHEA (tried <<

>

> For many of the female hormones, and DHEA, ZRT Lab's saliva test is

available to anyone not in CA or I think NY, course that's if you are in the

USA, LOL.

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