Understanding Estrogen & Progesterone's Role #midlifewomen #menopausesymptoms #womenshealth
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Understanding Estrogen & Progesterone's Role #midlifewomen #menopausesymptoms #womenshealth
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TikTokdevalestruth
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Breast tenderness before menstruation is very common and is usually caused by hormonal changes. Why it happens: 1. Hormonal fluctuations Changes in estrogen and progesterone before your period can affect breast tissue. 2. Fluid retention Hormones may cause the breasts to hold more fluid, making them feel swollen or heavy. 3. Increased sensitivity The breasts may become more sensitive to touch during the days leading up to your period. You may notice: • soreness or aching • heaviness • swelling •
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Understanding Hormonal Changes Before Your Period
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If you’re in #perimenopause or menopause & you’ve never heard of pregnenolone… THIS VIDEO IS FOR YOU! 👀 Pregnenolone is hands down one of the most underrated hormone support supplements available, and I genuinely cannot understand why more healthcare providers aren’t talking about it. 🤔 Pregnenolone is known as the ‘mother hormone’ because it is a precursor to all of your other hormones (DHEA, progesterone, estrogen, & test) This means that instead of just masking your symptoms, pregnenolone a
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TikTokmichelehormonehealth
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Estrogen and progesterone are meant to dance together throughout your cycle (and through life). Estrogen builds things up..the uterine lining, curves, mood, energy, even confidence. While Progesterone balances and soothes…it stabilizes mood, supports sleep, and keeps that growth from getting out of hand. When progesterone drops faster or lower than estrogen, even if your estrogen levels are “normal,” you can end up with relative estrogen dominance — meaning, estrogen’s effects outweigh progester
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TikTokdowntown.hydration
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Progesterone plays an important protective role in the body by counterbalancing the stimulating effects of estrogen. This balance between estrogen and progesterone is an important part of healthy hormone function. Many women use progesterone on its own, without estrogen, to help support perimenopause and menopause symptoms. Progesterone is often one of the first hormones to decline and can start dropping as early as our mid-30s. Bio-identical progesterone is chemically identical to the progester
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