Not long after starting my internet "research" crusade, I began to learn about the problem of xenoestrogens, or chemical compounds, either synthetic or natural, that imitate estrogen when absorbed into our bodies. Given that endometriosis is an estrogen-fueled disease, those effected can benefit from reducing our estrogen and xenoestrogen exposure.
Showing posts with label HORMONES. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HORMONES. Show all posts
Monday, June 2, 2014
Saturday, May 31, 2014
Hormone Treatment, Conventional vs. NaPro
When I first began to seek help in determining the reason for our infertility, I found an ob-gyn that I really liked. I had some tests done, the basic preliminary tests that check the levels of hormones on a specific day of your cycle. What this conventional approach failed to address was the fact that my cycle is irregular. A conventional approach tests the levels of estrogen and progesterone on day 21 of a woman's cycle, assuming ovulation occurred on day 14. When my hormones were checked, the tests showed my levels were within the normal range, so the doctor then referred me to a fertility specialist for further testing.
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