Saturday, 15 February 2020
The clock swings in both directions. The problem with commuting is that they are only in the balance, in the middle, for a short time.
For years, when a woman approaches menopause, she is automatically prescribed estrogen to deal with these symptoms. In 2002, an HRT study sparked panic, causing women to escape estrogen, causing them to suffer unnecessarily from the menopause. Somewhere in between is the truth.
If you or someone you love is over 35, look at the 10 symptoms of estrogen-dominant ness below, and if you feel you have these symptoms, contact your doctor to get the correct diagnosis.
1. Breast swelling.
Dr Lam says one of the most common symptoms of estrogen dominance is breast swelling and breast swelling again.
Remember what it was like to be a teenager?
Well, if you think so, you may need to make an appointment with your doctor.
2. Delicate breasts.
Another symptom, according to Dr. Lin, may be that if you are hugged, your breasts will hurt.
This may be because they grow again, or because of fibrous tissue.
3. Thyroid dysfunction.
Dr. Northrop points out that the control of estrogen can also lead to thyroid dysfunction, which affects many other areas of the body.
4. Mood swings.
Another symptom that Dr. Northrop lists is mood swings that make you irritable or depressed.
PMS that happened at the first foundation has come back to haunt you.
5. Swollen hands.
Dr. Lin says he often has patients who say they can no longer wear rings because their fingers are swollen.
6. You can’t wear shoes.
Unfortunately, swelling not only stays in the hands, but is often dominated by estrogen, feet also swell, and women complain that they can no longer wear their shoes.
7. Abdominal fat.
Dr Northrup says the use of obesity, especially around the abdomen, is more a sign that estrogen dominates.
8. Fuzzy thinking and memory loss.
According to Dr Northrup, people who may have too much estrogen sometimes feel like they’re working in thick fog. Memory is there . .places.
You just can’t find it.
9. Endometriosis.
Dr. Lin agrees that endometriosis may be a sign that too much estrogen is to blame.
For years, when a woman approaches menopause, she is automatically prescribed estrogen to deal with these symptoms. In 2002, an HRT study sparked panic, causing women to escape estrogen, causing them to suffer unnecessarily from the menopause. Somewhere in between is the truth.
1. Breast swelling.
Dr Lam says one of the most common symptoms of estrogen dominance is breast swelling and breast swelling again.
Remember what it was like to be a teenager?
Well, if you think so, you may need to make an appointment with your doctor.
2. Delicate breasts.
Another symptom, according to Dr. Lin, may be that if you are hugged, your breasts will hurt.
This may be because they grow again, or because of fibrous tissue.
3. Thyroid dysfunction.
Dr. Northrop points out that the control of estrogen can also lead to thyroid dysfunction, which affects many other areas of the body.
4. Mood swings.
Another symptom that Dr. Northrop lists is mood swings that make you irritable or depressed.
PMS that happened at the first foundation has come back to haunt you.
5. Swollen hands.
Dr. Lin says he often has patients who say they can no longer wear rings because their fingers are swollen.
6. You can’t wear shoes.
Unfortunately, swelling not only stays in the hands, but is often dominated by estrogen, feet also swell, and women complain that they can no longer wear their shoes.
7. Abdominal fat.
Dr Northrup says the use of obesity, especially around the abdomen, is more a sign that estrogen dominates.
8. Fuzzy thinking and memory loss.
According to Dr Northrup, people who may have too much estrogen sometimes feel like they’re working in thick fog. Memory is there . .places.
You just can’t find it.
9. Endometriosis.
Dr. Lin agrees that endometriosis may be a sign that too much estrogen is to blame.