what is the effect of menstrogen when one is pregnant.?
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I'm not sure what menstrogen is.  There are two main hormones involved in maintaining pregnancy - estrogens and progesterone.  Estrogens are necessary for the normal development of the baby (sex organs, brain, etc.) but exogenous estrogens (birth control taken while pregnant, other hormone pills, other types of estrogen exposure) can cause birth defects.
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Major causes of changes in the menstrual cycle are stress and pregnacy. But, if u'v done a pregnancy test and u r sure u are not pregnant...\n The other things that could disrupt ur menstrual cycle are changes in environment, change in weight and eating disorders, Hormonal contraception ,Eating disorders (anorexia, obesity, weight fluctuations, poor nutrition ,Stress ,Systemic illness (DM, hypothyroid,TB) ,STD ,Medications .\n\nThe best thing u could actually do is to see ur OB-GYN!
548068
That is exactly how I felt a few months ago when I first realized something was "wrong"; I was pregnant. I thought the cramps were menstrual cramps, but it was something else. Then, the tingling in the boobs changed to extreme soreness... horrible! Congrats if this is what you want... sorry if it is not. :o)
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Here's a great link to an article all about the menstrual cycle. Happy reading! :)\n\nhttp://www.webmd.com/hw/healthy_women/tn9931.asp
747793
That is not one of its common side effects, different drugs effect different people different ways though.  You should consult your doctor or pharmacist, and maybe take a pregnancy test.
863789
I think you read about the theory that if you stop your periods by either pregnancy or pregnancy and breastfeeding, your chances for certain cancers are reduced (breast, ovarian)  the theory is that the less a woman menstruates during her reproductive life, the less chances of these hormonal imbalances.  The "natural" way to stop the menstruation (temporarily) or at least the ovulation is by interrupting it with pregnancy or breastfeeding.\n\n      But different women have different family histories and health issues.  For some women, yes, the pregnancy and birth will be too traumatizing  and they should not go through it too many times.  For "average" women a pregnancy is normal and healthy, and does not require a lot of interventions.  Not all women are like this, and some are better off to have fewer pregnancies.  Only a doctor can really tell.  \n    There are many drawbacks to having "too many" pregnancies (too many being different for each woman)  one is  the stretching of muscles leading to a possible prolapse of the uterus (can be helped or prevented with kegel exercise).
1081302
First of all practice safe sex, and I personally knew a woman that got pregnant while having sex during her period.  Don't take chances, a baby deserves to have a stable home.
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I think that if a woman stops ovulating there would be no more menstruation, and estrogen levels change, to me this is part of a biological clock in women which indicates the conceiving period is over and pregnancy at a late age is risky.\nFortunately there are supplements that can be taken for the secondary effects such as hot flashes like black cohosh and flax hull lignans. Lignans are a type of plant chemical that can simulate and help balance human hormones such estrogen.
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No bad side effects.  Helps to stop mood swings.  Helps to balance estrogen dominance, slow growth of uterine fibroid tumors, has a "relaxing" effect possibly for a better night's sleep, some even claim helps headaches.  It helps women retain pregnancy.  One "side effect" may be increased libido (sex drive).  Otherwise, can be very helpful for both males and females.  Be sure it is Natural and not synthetic progesterone.
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Prolactin is an hormone that makes mothers breast to grow and produce milk while they're breast feeding the baby, it only appears if you are pregnant, so it doesn't affect the menstrual cycle. The hormones that affect your cycle are estrogen and progesterone and some others. The connection I found with tsh is in case of Hypothyroidism, the blood test will show a increased level of prolactin.
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hormonal change in your body after you deliver the baby?
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you got the answer right there....why ask... alot of things can alter a woman's menstral cycle such as diet, exercise, stress weight gain and interactions with birth control.
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Talk to an endocrinologist and your OB.  They would be the best ones to advise you.  If you are taking thyroid medicine, I would continue to do so unless advised to stop.  Thyroid is something your body needs to function properly and should not be dangerous for your unborn baby.
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Based on your reference quote, it seems to suggest that _any_ prenatal exposure of steroid based hormones increases male-typical behaviour. The fact that the post-natal effects of having a higher oestrogen concentration than testosterone has an "opposite" (female-typical) effect is a red herring.
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The first trimester she will probably feel premenstrual, as her body is flushed with hormones.  Cranky, emotional, and the like.  She may have morning sickness.  Many women also feel fatigued.  There may be bloating and constipation as the hormones cause the intestines to move slower to maximize nutritional absorption.  Breast tenderness is common. Frequent urination. \nAnd there will be some anxiety and ambivilence, especially if this is the first baby.\nThe second trimester:  most women find the morning sickness is less, or completely gone.  Movement of the fetus can usually be felt by the mother in the 20th week or so.  The energy begins to return.   She gets that "pregnant glow".  She will start to gain weight faster.   Her swollen abdomen becomes apparent to other people.  She may start to feel Braxton-Hicks contractions.  She starts to wear maternity clothes.\nThe third trimester:  It is obvious to everyone that she is pregnant.  She will gain 1/2-1 lb a week.  She may have heartburn and gas.  She will need to eat frequent, small meals.  Her feet may swell.  Fatigue returns.  Some women have a light clear, vaginal discharge.  The active fetus may keep her awake.  She can't wait to give birth.  She starts nesting.
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Increases in estrogen, the female sex hormone, cause it.
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You don't always get tender breasts...but you don't get your period when you are pregnant.\nVaginal bleeding (spotting) is not the same thing as a period.\n\nOk...The first period after you are pregnant is fine. If you are bleeding in the months after, then it is NOT your period. It's something else.