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Osteoporosis, Osteopenia, Parkinson's Disease And Melatonin : The Melatonin Series Continues
Since PwP are at increased risk for Osteoporosis and Osteopenia, I am writing this post to illustrate how once again, Melatonin may be quite useful for the purpose of staving off or preventing Osteoporosis or Osteopenia. The following Meta Analysis discusses the relationship of Osteoporosis
Since PwP are at increased risk for Osteoporosis and Osteopenia, I am writing this post to illustrate how once again, Melatonin may be quite useful for the purpose of staving off or preventing Osteoporosis or Osteopenia. The following Meta Analysis discusses the relationship of Osteoporosis
chartist
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Apple cider vinegar
Hi all, I was diagnosed with PA before christmas but had been deficient and on b12 inhections for a couple of years already. I SI once a week atm. I also have to take enzyme replacement therapy due to bad bowel movements and low faecal elastase. I have been on ert for 14 months. A month ago I started
Hi all, I was diagnosed with PA before christmas but had been deficient and on b12 inhections for a couple of years already. I SI once a week atm. I also have to take enzyme replacement therapy due to bad bowel movements and low faecal elastase. I have been on ert for 14 months. A month ago I started
Luac
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
3 years ago
Melatonin
Hello, I just read this: "Talk with your healthcare provider if you have hormone-sensitive cancer like breast or prostate cancer. Melatonin can change the amount of estrogen in your body. This may worsen your condition." from this web site: https://www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/integrative-medicine/herbs
Hello, I just read this: "Talk with your healthcare provider if you have hormone-sensitive cancer like breast or prostate cancer. Melatonin can change the amount of estrogen in your body. This may worsen your condition." from this web site: https://www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/integrative-medicine/herbs
TheTopBanana
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
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anyone using a very low dose progesterone cream with oestrogen in menopause?
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Lindseywalsh
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Inhibitory effects of EE2 on testosterone release in rat primary Leydig cells
The paper entitled: Down regulation of testosterone production through luteinizing hormone receptor regulation in male rats exposed to 17α-ethynylestradiol (2020) https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-58125-0 A subject for pjoshea, Nal and the other SoC-unlimited posters to comment on its possible
The paper entitled: Down regulation of testosterone production through luteinizing hormone receptor regulation in male rats exposed to 17α-ethynylestradiol (2020) https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-58125-0 A subject for pjoshea, Nal and the other SoC-unlimited posters to comment on its possible
Justfor_
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Prostate Cancer Network
3 years ago
Getting private bloods done
Hi everyone ❤️ I'm wanting to get private blood work on my FSH, as my surgery refused to do them, I'm 59 and started to go through the menupause in my early 40s,..43, 44 I think.. And my surgery are going off bloods Done over 7 years ago saying there's no need to do these again, even though I've had
Hi everyone ❤️ I'm wanting to get private blood work on my FSH, as my surgery refused to do them, I'm 59 and started to go through the menupause in my early 40s,..43, 44 I think.. And my surgery are going off bloods Done over 7 years ago saying there's no need to do these again, even though I've had
birkie
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Will go off progesterone at 12 weeks—what is it like?
Hello! I am still more than three weeks away from doing this, but I've started to think about it. I've been taking estrogen tablets, progesterone pessaries and nightly progesterone shots since the start of this pregnancy and am now 8w2d pregnant. We saw the little shrimp on Monday and heard a normal
Hello! I am still more than three weeks away from doing this, but I've started to think about it. I've been taking estrogen tablets, progesterone pessaries and nightly progesterone shots since the start of this pregnancy and am now 8w2d pregnant. We saw the little shrimp on Monday and heard a normal
LuxFleur
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Struggling to conceive, using clear blue ovulation tests and need advice
Good morning, I have been using clear blue 4 day ovulation tests and this morning I got my 6th day in a row of a flashing smiley face. Would someone normally go this long with estrogen rising but no LH surge? It seems like on the chart on the box that someone my typically get maybe 3 days of estrogen
Good morning, I have been using clear blue 4 day ovulation tests and this morning I got my 6th day in a row of a flashing smiley face. Would someone normally go this long with estrogen rising but no LH surge? It seems like on the chart on the box that someone my typically get maybe 3 days of estrogen
ReBeCcA-90
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
3 years ago
Hrt
Hope someone can advise about hrt. Firstly to be clear I have not been diagnosed with antiphospholipid syndrome but during the course of investigations for my Inflammatory arthritis I tested positive twice for antiphospholipid antibodies. I'm 50, periods are getting further apart and I've had what I
Hope someone can advise about hrt. Firstly to be clear I have not been diagnosed with antiphospholipid syndrome but during the course of investigations for my Inflammatory arthritis I tested positive twice for antiphospholipid antibodies. I'm 50, periods are getting further apart and I've had what I
Brychni
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 years ago
Estrogen therapy rediscovered
Transdermal administration bypasses first-pass hepatic metabolism and therefore avoids the vascular toxicity of oral
oestrogen
. Within the STAMPEDE trial there is an arm which tests transdermal patches as a hormone therapy versus Lupron and similar drugs.
Transdermal administration bypasses first-pass hepatic metabolism and therefore avoids the vascular toxicity of oral
oestrogen
. Within the STAMPEDE trial there is an arm which tests transdermal patches as a hormone therapy versus Lupron and similar drugs.
GP24
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Estrogen, again?
Michael Glodé (Glo-day) has a depth of knowledge in our disease unmatched. His blog post mentions it as he gives an update to the estrogen treatment option for Prostate cancer. Worth subscribing for a monthly or so message: https://prost8blog.com/2021/02/28/return-to-estrogen/
Michael Glodé (Glo-day) has a depth of knowledge in our disease unmatched. His blog post mentions it as he gives an update to the estrogen treatment option for Prostate cancer. Worth subscribing for a monthly or so message: https://prost8blog.com/2021/02/28/return-to-estrogen/
tarhoosier
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Emotions all over the shop
Hi all, I am due to have a FET on wed - when I had my transfer before I was full of excitement and hope whereas this time I just feel like I’ve got nothing in the tank. I am taking estrogen tablets as this is a frozen cycle and I have never done this before as both previous cycles were fresh. Have
Hi all, I am due to have a FET on wed - when I had my transfer before I was full of excitement and hope whereas this time I just feel like I’ve got nothing in the tank. I am taking estrogen tablets as this is a frozen cycle and I have never done this before as both previous cycles were fresh. Have
strawberriesandcream
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Stage 4a cancer returned. An update and a question
Her reasons for this course of action is that biopsies taken from debulking surgery showed that my cancer was promoted by
oestrogen
. Although I have had a complete hysterectomy, apparently the body still produces
oestrogen
.
Her reasons for this course of action is that biopsies taken from debulking surgery showed that my cancer was promoted by
oestrogen
. Although I have had a complete hysterectomy, apparently the body still produces
oestrogen
.
Duskygem
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My Ovacome
4 years ago
Period pains whilst on contraception (suffering from Amenorrhea)
I was under the impression that it would work the same way as the combined pill just a higher dose of
oestrogen
compared to the pill I was on (mercilon) and straight to the bloodstream instead.
I was under the impression that it would work the same way as the combined pill just a higher dose of
oestrogen
compared to the pill I was on (mercilon) and straight to the bloodstream instead.
YellowBee2
in
PCOS UK (Verity)
4 years ago
TRT & prostate cancer
Why can't you do TRT if you control DHT & Estrogen?
Why can't you do TRT if you control DHT & Estrogen?
ocman
in
Prostate Cancer Network
3 years ago
Literally loosing my mind, need to connect with others to feel slightly normal..
I’m not longer on contraception but I’m on progesterone to balance my hormones, as I produce too much testosterone and
oestrogen
.
I’m not longer on contraception but I’m on progesterone to balance my hormones, as I produce too much testosterone and
oestrogen
.
RGaraffa
in
Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
Cortisol testing question - Dutch plus
I would like to get my cortisol levels tested as reading it might be a reason why I am having trouble with T3. I have been recommended the regenerus test here but my functional doctor has recommended the Dutch complete test. The DUTCH Plus® report includes: Metabolites of Estrogens (10, including
I would like to get my cortisol levels tested as reading it might be a reason why I am having trouble with T3. I have been recommended the regenerus test here but my functional doctor has recommended the Dutch complete test. The DUTCH Plus® report includes: Metabolites of Estrogens (10, including
jsy_girl
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Progesterone day 21 -178 HELP!!!
Hi ladies I’ve been taking letrozole this month to give me a little push even though I ovulate naturally. I went to the clinic on day 10 and the nurse confirmed I had two large folicules, She was more than happy with this as she only needed to see one, also noted that my lining was 7.7 but said not
Hi ladies I’ve been taking letrozole this month to give me a little push even though I ovulate naturally. I went to the clinic on day 10 and the nurse confirmed I had two large folicules, She was more than happy with this as she only needed to see one, also noted that my lining was 7.7 but said not
Gemz29
in
Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Pituitary issues and Hashimotos? Low t3, low tsh, and low estradiol
Hi there, I have been having conflicting thyroid results and am hoping for some insight. I’ve been sluggish, short of breath with exertion, frequent wake ups at night, constipation, dry skin, and without a period for five months. My TSH has been on the low end of normal (.3) while I also have low free
Hi there, I have been having conflicting thyroid results and am hoping for some insight. I’ve been sluggish, short of breath with exertion, frequent wake ups at night, constipation, dry skin, and without a period for five months. My TSH has been on the low end of normal (.3) while I also have low free
SarahLou30
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Thanks to the members on this site
I didn’t realise the stress,
oestrogen
and propranolol blocked the Thyroxine and prevented conversion. I told the next Endo what I wanted testing, T3, T4, TSH, zinc, Selenium and all the vitamins suggested on here.
I didn’t realise the stress,
oestrogen
and propranolol blocked the Thyroxine and prevented conversion. I told the next Endo what I wanted testing, T3, T4, TSH, zinc, Selenium and all the vitamins suggested on here.
Gerri030306
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
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