I have a good friend who is struggling with Hormonal Imbalance. She found an article that helped her a lot in regards to understanding the problem and treatment options.
http://www.drlam.com/A3R_brief_in_doc_format/2001-No4-Growth_Hormone.cfm
I hope this can come to use for many others. I know that it gave me a stronger grasp on the topic, and now I feel like I can better help.
Take Care- S
ONCE AGAIN I WAS HOSPITALIZED AS A RESULT OF A HORMONAL FLUCTUATION CAUSED BY FIRSTLY YET ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT BIRTH CONTROL PILLS AND THEN DUE TO A MONTHLY CYCLE. I AM NOW ON DAILY SHOTS OF LUPRON IN THE HOPE THAT WITH THE OVARIES "TURNED OFF" I WILL STOP HAVING TRIGGERS. IT IS ALSO INTERSTING TO NOTE THAT MY THYROID LEVELS RANGE FROM ABNORMAL DURING A "CRISIS" TO ABSOLUTELY NORMAL IN-BETWEEN WHICH IS PUZZLING. AS FAR AS IGE IS CONCERNED IT IS NORMAL WHICH MEANS I AM NOT "ALLERGIC" PER-SE HOWEVER MY BODY ATTACKS ITSELF IN AN ALLERGIC FASHION WITH HIVES, ANGIOADEMA, WHEEZING ETC. I HAVE GONE UNCONSCIOUS WITH ALTERD MENTAL STATUS AND SEIZURE-LIKE ACTIVITY. ITS PUZZLING, SCARY AND I WANT TO FEEL WELL AGAIN. PLEASE HELP ME FIGURE THIS OUT. I AM RUNNING OUT OF STAMINA.
There are two types of asthma, intrinsic and extrinsic. Things outside of you, such as mold or humidity, trigger extrinsic asthma. Internal things like hormones, infections or exercise trigger intrinsic asthma. It is possible to have both types of asthma.
If your asthma is triggered by allergies this would be considered extrinsic asthma. The way to know if allergies are a problem for you is to have testing done by a board certified allergist. From the information you provided it is not clear what