Estrogen The Hidden Culprit To Premenopausal Symtpoms

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Marcia I thought you might be interested in this. I also have some more two send for the Ladies. I am 51 and suffer with pms, insomnia, heavy periods, cramps, moodiness, depression, anxiety, weight gain and the list goes on and on. I started taking Neway progesterone cream and I feel wonderful. I feel like I am thirty again. Here is one of the posts from the group I belong to for hormone problems.

Estrogen The Hidden Culprit To Premenopausal Symtpoms

Many women who suffer from hormonally-instigated symptoms can be unsuspecting victims of an estrogen dominance. Because we hear so much about keeping our estrogen levels up as we approach menopause, we rarely consider the fact that we may be suffering from an estrogen overload during pre-menopausal years. It is important to keep in mind that when estrogen is not balanced out by adequate amount of progesterone, a whole array of symptoms may develop - many of which are easily misdiagnosed and subsequently, mistreated such as heavy periods, sore and tender breasts, water retention, bloating and bouts of depression.Most physicians neglect to discuss the very serious health risks of an estrogen dominance, but I can assure you that it is all too real. In fact, most of us are unaware of the fact that a woman can have regular periods and not be ovulating. A continued lack of ovulation or impaired ovulation can also create a progesterone deficiency leading to an abnormal buildup of the uterine lining which is never sufficiently shed. The incomplete removal of the endometrium can lead to endometriosis, uterine fibroid cysts, fibrocystic breasts, bloating, depression, heavy or irregular periods and possible malignancies.Take from article in, The Natural and Safe Way to Hormonal Balance, by Rita Elkins M.H.

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Estrogen The Hidden Culprit To Premenopausal Symtpoms

Many women who suffer from hormonally-instigated symptoms can be unsuspecting victims of an estrogen dominance. Because we hear so much about keeping our estrogen levels up as we approach menopause, we rarely consider the fact that we may be suffering from an estrogen overload during pre-menopausal years. It is important to keep in mind that when estrogen is not balanced out by adequate amount of progesterone, a whole array of symptoms may develop - many of which are easily misdiagnosed and subsequently, mistreated such as heavy periods, sore and tender breasts, water retention, bloating and bouts of depression.Most physicians neglect to discuss the very serious health risks of an estrogen dominance, but I can assure you that it is all too real. In fact, most of us are unaware of the fact that a woman can have regular periods and not be ovulating. A continued lack of ovulation or impaired ovulation can also create a progesterone deficiency leading to an abnormal buildup of the uterine lining which is never sufficiently shed. The incomplete removal of the endometrium can lead to endometriosis, uterine fibroid cysts, fibrocystic breasts, bloating, depression, heavy or irregular periods and possible malignancies.Take from article in, The Natural and Safe Way to Hormonal Balance, by Rita Elkins M.H.

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