What Is Happening To Your Body and Hormones in Perimenopause and Menopause
Estrogen Dominance, Progesterone Deficiency, Perimenopause and Menopause.
What is happening to your hormones in perimenopause and menopause?
Between the ages of 35 to 50 there is a 75% reduction in progesterone. Whereas between the ages of 35 to 50, estrogen has a 35% reduction rate.
This causes Estrogen to be higher than Progesterone creating Estrogen Dominance (ED). You can have HIGH PROGESTERONE and still have ED as it is all about the ratio of Estrogen to Progesterone i.e. high Progesterone but even higher Estrogen.
ED is more predominant in peri-menopause and menopause, but you can still have ED even if you are not in peri-menopuse or menopause.
This in turn causes many symptoms. Natural Organic Progesterone Cream naturally alleviates this. Natural Organic Progesterone Cream uses are not just for ED –
- It does not increase breast, endometrial and ovarian cancer and can be protective against it.
- It improves vasomotor symptoms.
- It prevents coronary hyperactivity, a sign of coronary heart disease.
- It protects against hypertension.
- Lowers blood fats
- Can prevent epilepsy.
- It prevents miscarriages.
Natural Organic Progesterone Cream is also used for PCOS, PMS, PMDD, Fibroids, Fibromyalgia and Endometriosis.
If you have 5 or more of these symptoms, it is a high probability you are suffering with ED:
- early ageing of skin/dry skin/psoriasis
- vaginal thinning, dryness and itching
- foggy brain/memory loss/cognitive function
- feeling scared, but you don’t know why
- feeling overwhelmed, like you can’t cope
- inability to deal with stress
- you do not like, and are fearful of, the person you have become/you don’t know who you are and scared of how long this will last.
- everything feels unnervingly different, leaving you wondering where the old you went
- personality changes
- shaking or trembling
- skin problems/acne/melasma
- brown patches on cheeks/brown spots on backs of hands
- follicular keratoses
- varicose veins
- dark rings under the eyes
- itchy/crawling skin
- burning eyes
- weight gain that is hard/impossible to lose/fluid retention
- swollen feet/ankles
- increase in appetite/cravings for sweet foods/binges
- abdominal bloating
- aches, pains and muscle/joint stiffness/muscle weakness
- heart palpitations
- quick tempered/feelings of resentment
- night sweats/hot flashes
- loss of/low libido
- procrastination
- unable to feel pleasure or joy in the things you used to
- no energy to do anything about how you feel
- feeling out of control, unable to get a grip
- irritation/agitation
- mood swings
- forget what you are about to say/difficulty getting the right words out
- inability to concentrate
- difficulty taking in information, either verbal or read
- extreme anxiety (can be nauseating)
- temporary psychosis
- panic attacks or panicky feelings
- irrational thoughts/fears
- paranoia
- internally anxious outwardly calm
- sense of confusion/feelings of unreality
- feeling spaced out
- frequent complaining
- hair pulling
- hallucinations
- histrionic behaviour
- SAD (seasonal affective disorder)
- insomnia/sleep disturbances/waking in the middle of the night and unable to get back to sleep
- stress upsets emotional balance
- agoraphobia/claustrophobia
- rage/anger
- self mutilation
- verbal and physical violence
- clumsiness
- manic behaviour
- obsessions without compulsions
- feelings of tension
- nervousness
- feelings of aggression
- quick reaction or over-reaction to alcohol
- alcohol abuse
- cracked heels
- flaking, brittle and weak nails
- difficulty in getting up after enough sleep
- tiredness/chronic fatigue/exhaustion
- chronic fatigue
- lethargy
- easily upset, quick to cry
- depression
- eat or drink to alleviate depression
- endless crying
- feelings of guilt
- feelings of loneliness
- feelings of uselessness
- feelings of insecurity
- internally upset by criticism
- suicidal thoughts or attempts
- lack of self confidence and esteem
- osteoporosis
- fibroids/PCOS/endometriosis/hypoglycaemia/fibromyalgia
- fainting spells/dizzy spells/low blood pressure
- erratic/irregular menstrual cycle/lack of menstrual periods/spotting
- excessive menstrual flow
- blood clots
- bleeding which comes either earlier or later than usual
- period pains and/or ovulation cramps
- breast tenderness and/or mastitis
- premenstrual breast tenderness
- breast and/or ovarian cysts
- breast tenderness
- bruising
- constipation
- incontinence
- headaches/migraines
- nausea
- allergies or sensitivities to foods or chemicals
- asthma
- excessive facial and body hair on women
- hair loss from head (women)
- bruising and capillary breakage
- prostate problems
- cold hands and feet
- goose bumps on backs of arms and legs
- defective luteal phase
- maltreatment of new born baby, harmful, violent thoughts
- absence of maternal instinct and behaviour
- nausea during pregnancy
- regular epileptic fits
- premenstrual backache
- rejection of baby
- pre-eclampsia
- miscarriage
- depression after childbirth
- weight gain at puberty/childbirth
- infertility/difficulty in falling pregnant