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Non-alcoholic drinks
Since being diagnosed with endometrioid epithelial ovarian cancer in November 2021 and then being told my cancer was oestrogen receptor positive I have taken the decision to actively try to reduce the level of oestrogen in my body and this includes reducing my alcohol intake. I am currently teetotal
Since being diagnosed with endometrioid epithelial ovarian cancer in November 2021 and then being told my cancer was oestrogen receptor positive I have taken the decision to actively try to reduce the level of oestrogen in my body and this includes reducing my alcohol intake. I am currently teetotal
SarahBa
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My Ovacome
2 years ago
5th attempt - first frozen embryo transfer on 28th March
So the 2WW is with us after our first frozen embryo transfer yesterday. It’s been a mediated cycle and the first one we’ve used blood thinners and steroids. Also on extra progesterone this time so on lubion injections once a day as well as the pessaries 3 times a day. Taking oestrogen 4 times a day also
So the 2WW is with us after our first frozen embryo transfer yesterday. It’s been a mediated cycle and the first one we’ve used blood thinners and steroids. Also on extra progesterone this time so on lubion injections once a day as well as the pessaries 3 times a day. Taking oestrogen 4 times a day also
Hopeful99
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
New Data: Finasteride Safely Prevents Prostate Cancer'These Results Are Transformational,' Says Researcher May 20, 2018
But: "Who uses it today? Almost nobody." "We have answered the questions and closed the book." As reported in 2003, the risk for prostate cancer over the initial 7-year study period was 25% lower with finasteride than with placebo. That risk reduction now "goes out to 16 years, at least," (unlike ADT
But: "Who uses it today? Almost nobody." "We have answered the questions and closed the book." As reported in 2003, the risk for prostate cancer over the initial 7-year study period was 25% lower with finasteride than with placebo. That risk reduction now "goes out to 16 years, at least," (unlike ADT
George71
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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Progesterone Has Really Helped Me!!
Hi ladies 😊 I felt compelled to share with you, my experience with Utrogestan. Following a VERY long journey.. just like we have all tolerated on our individual timelines Cut a long story short; I had excision surgery for crippling endometriosis all over my abdominal wall last June. The surgeon was
Hi ladies 😊 I felt compelled to share with you, my experience with Utrogestan. Following a VERY long journey.. just like we have all tolerated on our individual timelines Cut a long story short; I had excision surgery for crippling endometriosis all over my abdominal wall last June. The surgeon was
MandaBunny
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
3B Survivors
Would love to hear from any long term survivors that haven’t had reoccurrences after debulking and frontline. . I’m 3B low grade endometroid finished treatment NED since October 2021 a newbie my Onc isn’t suggesting an estrogen blocker or post treatment maintenance drug.
Would love to hear from any long term survivors that haven’t had reoccurrences after debulking and frontline. . I’m 3B low grade endometroid finished treatment NED since October 2021 a newbie my Onc isn’t suggesting an estrogen blocker or post treatment maintenance drug.
Saintgermain
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My Ovacome
2 years ago
FET prep - estrogen side effects?
Hello you lovely souls, hope you're all doing OK and enjoying the spring sunshine! I've just started my prep for medicated FET and wanted to ask you what kinds of side effects have you experienced in estrogen, if any? I'm taking 3x2mg estrofem/ day. Any tips/ advice on how to overcome any and to look
Hello you lovely souls, hope you're all doing OK and enjoying the spring sunshine! I've just started my prep for medicated FET and wanted to ask you what kinds of side effects have you experienced in estrogen, if any? I'm taking 3x2mg estrofem/ day. Any tips/ advice on how to overcome any and to look
DJ202
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Does anyone know much about estrogen and progesterone issues?
Sorry I have posted so many questions and I think this may be in the wrong place but I was wondering if anyone might know. I have had sore throat and achy body/muscles, I feel like I’m coming down with the flu, I’ve had this for a a year, there is no pattern but 80% of the last year I’ve had these symptoms
Sorry I have posted so many questions and I think this may be in the wrong place but I was wondering if anyone might know. I have had sore throat and achy body/muscles, I feel like I’m coming down with the flu, I’ve had this for a a year, there is no pattern but 80% of the last year I’ve had these symptoms
Coleyyywo
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
older living in horrible pain forever......whole life.
being 65.....I am so angry. I had my first surgery at 26 for endometriosis. In the early 1980s my doctor gave me some wrong information including not mentioning it can grow back. My second surgery was age 39. Many years of unexplained pain. I had endometriosis everywhere. Up the rear and on and
being 65.....I am so angry. I had my first surgery at 26 for endometriosis. In the early 1980s my doctor gave me some wrong information including not mentioning it can grow back. My second surgery was age 39. Many years of unexplained pain. I had endometriosis everywhere. Up the rear and on and
mimilover
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
HRT or not!
Hi looking for advice please on wether oestradiol pessaries/gel good idea for post menopause symptoms I've been experiencing. GP has suggested but I mentioned to her had heard interacts with thyroid medication. She denied this. Also concerned, as had fibroids pre & during menopause, which although now
Hi looking for advice please on wether oestradiol pessaries/gel good idea for post menopause symptoms I've been experiencing. GP has suggested but I mentioned to her had heard interacts with thyroid medication. She denied this. Also concerned, as had fibroids pre & during menopause, which although now
MissDemeanour191
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Safe Weight Bearing
I am a 64 yo, 20 year breast cancer survivor. I was diagnosed with osteoporosis after 5 yrs on estrogen inhibitor, Tamoxifen, and immediately put on Prolia in 2014. A recent bone scan indicates treatment is no longer effective, my results indicate osteoporosis of the spine and hips. Monday I received
I am a 64 yo, 20 year breast cancer survivor. I was diagnosed with osteoporosis after 5 yrs on estrogen inhibitor, Tamoxifen, and immediately put on Prolia in 2014. A recent bone scan indicates treatment is no longer effective, my results indicate osteoporosis of the spine and hips. Monday I received
Seacrab
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Osteoporosis Support
2 years ago
Progesterone Receptor.
ADTMan posted "Progesteronr Bad" yesterday [1] The article cited refers to a new study - see [2] for full text. "
Inhibiting 3βHSD1 to eliminate the oncogenic effects of progesterone in prostate cancer
" It might be helpful to glance at the steroidogenesis chart at this point [3]. Steroidogenesis
ADTMan posted "Progesteronr Bad" yesterday [1] The article cited refers to a new study - see [2] for full text. "
Inhibiting 3βHSD1 to eliminate the oncogenic effects of progesterone in prostate cancer
" It might be helpful to glance at the steroidogenesis chart at this point [3]. Steroidogenesis
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Finally Got Up Enough Nerve to Show My Boobs After four Years (next month) On Estradiol Gel.
After a failed prostate surgery, and an unfounded lymph node surgery, the 'only' thing that I am doing now to keep my PC at bay is applying transdermal E2 gel. My last PSA was 0.0I2. I took this pic tonight in the gym. Sorry if it grosses some of you out; however, many guys are curious as to how badly
After a failed prostate surgery, and an unfounded lymph node surgery, the 'only' thing that I am doing now to keep my PC at bay is applying transdermal E2 gel. My last PSA was 0.0I2. I took this pic tonight in the gym. Sorry if it grosses some of you out; however, many guys are curious as to how badly
E2-Guy
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
At a loss, what should I do next? 42 years going on 43 years of age
Hello, I would be grateful for some honest advice on here. I have been trying to conceive since August 2020. I am a single women and tried two rounds of IUI in London as i was a poor responder. I then went to Athens (on recommendation) and had my first ever round of IVF. We were only getting one at a
Hello, I would be grateful for some honest advice on here. I have been trying to conceive since August 2020. I am a single women and tried two rounds of IUI in London as i was a poor responder. I then went to Athens (on recommendation) and had my first ever round of IVF. We were only getting one at a
Rumi40
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
ADT and mental issues
I have done a dozen ADT sessions (4 weeks to 5 months). Each time I used a low or high-dose estrogen patch. I did one in January/March and did not use an estrogen patch. So my testosterone was close to zero as well as my estrogen. I have never had mental issues when I did ADT. This time I did. Depression
I have done a dozen ADT sessions (4 weeks to 5 months). Each time I used a low or high-dose estrogen patch. I did one in January/March and did not use an estrogen patch. So my testosterone was close to zero as well as my estrogen. I have never had mental issues when I did ADT. This time I did. Depression
Hidden
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Cyclogest or utrogestan??
Hi all, it’s been a while since I’ve posted on here. We are currently pursuing egg donation and are hopefully going to be matched with a donor very soon! 🤞🏼🤞🏼 It may seem a silly question but our clinics pharmacy has prescribed us utrogestan and estradiol for my progesterone and estrogen medicine
Hi all, it’s been a while since I’ve posted on here. We are currently pursuing egg donation and are hopefully going to be matched with a donor very soon! 🤞🏼🤞🏼 It may seem a silly question but our clinics pharmacy has prescribed us utrogestan and estradiol for my progesterone and estrogen medicine
Babymagic37
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Oral vs transdermal estrogen
It´s often said that transdermal estrogen is safer as it is not metabolised by the liver. However, this article claims that oral estrogen is more cardio-protective: https://www.hormonedoc.net/files/2019/01/WLM-rouzier-editorial-for-part-1-email-1.pdf It states that the risks of oral estrogen are related
It´s often said that transdermal estrogen is safer as it is not metabolised by the liver. However, this article claims that oral estrogen is more cardio-protective: https://www.hormonedoc.net/files/2019/01/WLM-rouzier-editorial-for-part-1-email-1.pdf It states that the risks of oral estrogen are related
Hidden
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Women's Health
2 years ago
Do you lower your dose of estrogen (progynova) after FET?
For an FET - I’ve always continued on the same does of estrogen (progynova) from my first scan until pregnancy test. I’ve read a couple of blogs that suggest estrogen dose is lowered after transfer? Does anyone do that? Yes/no? Thanks ❤️
For an FET - I’ve always continued on the same does of estrogen (progynova) from my first scan until pregnancy test. I’ve read a couple of blogs that suggest estrogen dose is lowered after transfer? Does anyone do that? Yes/no? Thanks ❤️
Patches86
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Advice - visiting friend with new baby
Hi all, I was just hoping for a bit of advice here. I’m off to visit a really good friend today who had a baby last week and really struggling with my emotions about it. I’m currently prepping for a medicated FET cycle and on the oestrogen portion of events and just feeling a bit vulnerable. It’s been
Hi all, I was just hoping for a bit of advice here. I’m off to visit a really good friend today who had a baby last week and really struggling with my emotions about it. I’m currently prepping for a medicated FET cycle and on the oestrogen portion of events and just feeling a bit vulnerable. It’s been
Rollercoastersmiles
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Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Decapeptyl concerns
Hi all. Would welcome and shared experiences about decapeptyl v mini pill! And also I think I just need to write this down for folks who I know will get it!!! I have endo and adeno. Excision removed the endo but unfortunately the adeno is still causing pain. I have a coil which has stopped my periods
Hi all. Would welcome and shared experiences about decapeptyl v mini pill! And also I think I just need to write this down for folks who I know will get it!!! I have endo and adeno. Excision removed the endo but unfortunately the adeno is still causing pain. I have a coil which has stopped my periods
BikeRiderGirl
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
My nhs endo is adamant that I’m depressed and it’s not my thyroid
I sent my latest test results to my endo and he wrote back today. Essentially he told me there’s nothing wrong with my thyroid or my pituitary and that I should seriously consider that I’m just depressed and that I should buy a blood glucose monitor and treat the adrenaline/blood glucose drops with a
I sent my latest test results to my endo and he wrote back today. Essentially he told me there’s nothing wrong with my thyroid or my pituitary and that I should seriously consider that I’m just depressed and that I should buy a blood glucose monitor and treat the adrenaline/blood glucose drops with a
Jamima
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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