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Imbalanced HormonesImbalanced hormones is probably the most common yet not easy to diagnose condition amongst women. Here are a few tips to recognise a hormonal imbalance, that is unclear.
Endless Exhaustion: One day you wake up being exhausted and you blame it on that two-week project. Then the exhaustion never stops, you may want to pay your doctor a visit.
Anxiety and Depression:You then get depressed and your slave driver of a boss has something to do with it. Hormones do manifest through unfounded anxiety and tiredness.
Cold or Heat: You feel too cold or too hot and it has something to do with the climate change. It could be time to have your hormones examined.
Skin Pigmentation, Acne or Eczema: If only you didn’t buy a new moisturizer. No, it could be having nothing to do with your expensive facial creams, deal with the cause. The breakouts are a symptom.
Excessive Weight Gain or Weight Loss: The cabbage soup diet is calling your name. Bad eating habits and a poor diet worsen the hormonal problems.
Vaginal Dryness and Irregular Periods: These are common symptoms of hormones needing attention. You are probably not pregnant when you miss a period.
And the list goes on. It’s easy to get fooled when it comes to hormonal problems. Seek professional help before it gets out of hand. The truth is; it’s very possible to treat and control hormones through a healthy lifestyle.
Hormone Quotes"PMS doesn’t cause aggression, it offers an excuse." Nombini Kutta-Mathye
“The risks of breast cancer, stroke, heart attack and blood clots outweigh the benefits for bones. And we have other drugs we can use to prevent osteoporosis.” -Dr. Maura Parker Quinlana. on HRT
“The whole purpose of healthy women taking long-term estrogen/progestin therapy is to preserve health and prevent disease. The results of this study provide strong evidence that the opposite is happening for important aspects of women’s health, even if the absolute risk is low.”
Dr. Fletcher & Dr. Graham, on HRT
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