Hormones can be a confusing thing for many women. How do you know if you need them? What do your symptoms mean? Is this just a part of aging? Does having a hysterectomy or childbirth affect your hormones? Which hormones do you need? What kind of hormones are best? We want to address the top 5 hormone-related questions we hear from women. This may be able to help you find some of the answers you have been searching for.
When your hormones are at their optimal levels, everything in your body works right and you feel great. You have no symptoms. It’s when you start feeling tired, having menstrual cramps or hot flashes, mood swings, anxiety, weight gain, migraines, and so on, that you know something’s not right. You know that your hormones will change when you enter menopause, but for many women, hormone issues begin happening when they first start their menstrual cycle in puberty.
Here are the top 5 hormone-related questions that we have received from women:
1. What happens to my hormones after a tubal ligation?
Have you had a tubal ligation or had your tubes tied? If so, then you probably didn’t expect to have any problems after this procedure. Your doctor may have told you that you wouldn’t feel any differently. The reality is, many women do notice negative health symptoms after a tubal ligation, such as migraines, mood swings, fatigue, weight gain and they just feel awful. What you need to learn is why this is occurring, so you can do something about it. Click here to learn how restoring hormone balance helps to counteract the effects of a tubal ligation.
2. How do I get back my libido after a hysterectomy?
Ladies, did your doctor tell you that a hysterectomy would solve all your health problems? Well, you may have learned the hard way, or from other women, that this is in fact not the case. Besides a whole new set of symptoms after a hysterectomy, which throws you into menopause, you may also experience loss of libido. This is very common. Click here to discover the secret to improving libido after a hysterectomy.
3. What can I do for severe stress, anxiety and panic attacks?
We have all felt anxiety and alot of stress at certain times, but what about when it starts to happen more frequently and take over your life? These feelings are very uncomfortable and can interfere with your daily activities. Things that you never used to worry about can almost paralyze you with fear now. Some women have such extreme anxiety that they don’t want to leave their home. Why is this happening? What has changed to make you feel so anxious? Could it be as simple as a hormonal deficiency? Click here to learn five hormone-related causes of anxiety in women.
4. Why do I feel so bad after giving birth? I am tired all the time, I can’t sleep, I’m gaining weight and feeling down, even though I should be happy.
If your health began to gradually decline after the birth of your child, you’re not alone. You may be wondering how childbirth affects hormones and hormonal balance. The extreme fatigue, recurrent infections, sad moods, inability to lose weight and menstrual problems are often a shared experience for many women. Rather than placing pharmaceutical band-aids such as sleep aids or antidepressants over individual symptoms, we want to address the underlying cause. Click here to discover how childbirth affects hormone balance.
5. I can’t concentrate at work or think clearly anymore. I am forgetful all the time. What could be causing this? Should I worry about having Alzheimer’s?
Do you ever have those moments when you walk into a room and can’t remember why you’re there? Or you have trouble recalling names and just can’t seem to place where you left your car keys? While these scenarios often have us feeling like we’re senile, often it’s just a case of brain fog, and you don’t have to just live with it. Click here to learn 10 common causes of brain fog and memory loss.
The Natural Solution: Bioidentical Hormones
Bioidentical hormones have the exact molecular structure as hormones produced by your body, so when you restore them, your body knows what to do with them. Just as a key fits perfectly into the right keyhole, bioidentical hormones do the same in your cells.
Bioidentical hormone therapy has become common today as both women and men are realizing its many benefits. They sleep better, have more energy and lose weight. Restoring and balancing hormones also improves mood and libido, and relieves PMS, hot flashes, depression and anxiety. It improves memory and helps get rid of brain fog.
Since 1989, we’ve had great success in treating over 33,000 people with bioidentical hormones. If you are ready to feel your best so you can live life to the fullest, then contact us or call a wellness consultant today at 281-698-8698 for a complimentary consultation so we can start you on the path to wellness.
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