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Hormone Supplement
I am 34 and had a "complete" hysterectomy 1 year ago. My questions is should I be taking prescribed (premarin) or should I change to herbal supplements?
Your thoughts and thanks in advance==bt
Your thoughts and thanks in advance==bt
I am 32, had abdom. Hyst done 2 years ago. I had hormone implants after Hyst and did not take any supplements ever since then. I now have gained 10kg in 4 months and Hormones low: 174. Went for hormone implant Nov. 2007 and going again in Feb. 2008.
don't wait until your hormone levels drop to low. Rather have blood tests done every 6 months and see if you need any supplements.
I prefer the implants. Gynae belief that pills only works 50%.
don't wait until your hormone levels drop to low. Rather have blood tests done every 6 months and see if you need any supplements.
I prefer the implants. Gynae belief that pills only works 50%.
i had a complete hys, when i was 23 am now 48 i took the hormone pill premim for 10 years, i had to have breast surgery from it and my gall bladder went bad if you read about that pill you will see it causes all of that. now i have been off that pill for 20 years or sop and now i have osteopenia of the bones so plz start taking calcium 1200 a day get the one with vit Din it, very inportant for you to take it or bones get weak and break as you get older. i didnt like the hormone pills ,could not take them anymore i got through hot flashes still have a few today but i rather have them than all the other health issuses it gave me .
Hi,
I have posted quite a bit of information recently regarding bioidentical hormones...but, also info on several very good books that I still use for reference.
Hope you can get some relief. My profile gives more information....and I have tons of old posts (under My posts...or Posts...in my profile) if you want to take a look there, too.
Mary
I have posted quite a bit of information recently regarding bioidentical hormones...but, also info on several very good books that I still use for reference.
Hope you can get some relief. My profile gives more information....and I have tons of old posts (under My posts...or Posts...in my profile) if you want to take a look there, too.
Mary
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