What medicine can be given for hormanal imbalance in women?
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yes for sure.make an appointment with your doctor immediately
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Ask your doctor to run thyroid tests, hormone tests including testosterone.  HRT can be done in other ways not just a pill or a patch.  There are compounding pharmacies out there that make natural hormone replacement like estrogen cream, and micronized natural oral progesterone that don't carry the risks that the mainstream drug companies products do.  Suzanne Summers wrote a very good book about this about 2 yrs ago.\nTestosterone can be helpful for women but the testing should be done first.
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I wonder that you haven't taken an appointment with your doctor, yet!\nThis is an alteration to the hormonal balance of your body.\nI don't know how old are you but in any case your doc will prescribe you a series of exams to do and find out what's the problem. In the meanwhile try to be quiet, as anxiety will agravate the situation.\n\n*EDIT*\n\nYou didn't come back to give any additional information, so I thought that it will useful for you to have a look to the following site\nhttp://womenshealth.aetna.com/WH/ihtWH/r.WSIHW000/st.41823/t.42853.html\nThere are a lot of sites in the internet that you can visit and educate yourself, this is a valid one and you can explore it. \nSee also what are the Recommended health screenings and prevention steps for your age and then get an appointment with a phycisian who will prescribe to you all the necessary tests to do and SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM.\n\nKaterina
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I agree with the others.  Get a GYN checkup.\n\nIt may or may not help, but eat yogurt.  A yeast infection is an imbalance.  The active yeast in yogurt will help to balance.\n\nHave you recently been on an antibiotic?  They will also throw your system off and yogurt is very helpful in this situation.
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Tips on dealing with PMS naturally\n\n*Discuss your situation with your physician. Work together to develop a comprehensive treatment plan. Follow it!\n*If you smoke, quit.\n*Practice stress management: many of the symptoms of PMS are unpredictable and emotionally draining. This can be very stressful and can exacerbate your condition.\n*Regular exercise may reduce your risk of PMS altogether; exercising once you have symptoms (even though you may not feel like it) will reduce the symptoms you experience for that cycle; reduces stress and tension.\n*Take a daily, non-prescription multi-vitamin; discuss any other supplement needs with your physician.\n*Be sure to get an adequate daily intake of calcium (1,200 mg/day).\n*Eat a well balanced diet; don’t skip meals.\n*Reduce intake of caffeine, alcohol, refined sugar, and salt.\n*Enlist the support and understanding of friends and loved ones. Ask for understanding and help with tasks in advance to reduce stress and pressure\n*Try to get regular, sufficient sleep.\n*eat several small meals a day to minimize blood sugar fluctuations.\n*limit intake of sweets, salt, alcohol, caffeine, red meats, and other fatty foods.\n*increase time for activities that bring enjoyment\n\n*Natural Progesterone cream from day 12-26 of your cycle would balance out the excess estrogen and help any pain or cramping.
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Dr. Sandra Cabot has developed FemmePhase for use in the following conditions:- \n\nMenopausal symptoms \nLow oestrogen levels \nPrementrual syndrome \nPoor libido \nDryness and wrinkling of skin \nHair loss \nBrittle nails \nLoss of bone density (osteoporosis) \nFibromyalgia \nHot flushes \nFatigue \nThis is a new product for women consisting of herbs, highly nutritional foods, minerals and natural vitamins combined together to form a fine powder.\n\nFemmePhase contains phytoestrogens derived from herbs and foods. Phytoestrogens are similar to female sex hormones found naturally in the body.\n\nTwo capsules of FemmePhase contain the following active ingredients:-\n\nVitamin C 30mg \nBioflavonoids 25mg \nVitamin D as 1mcg of cholecalciferol \nVitamin E as 8.3mg of alpha tocopheryl acid succinate \nFour different types of Calcium \nMagnesium \nZinc as 2mg Zinc amino acid chelate \nFolic acid 40mcg \nVitamin K 100mcg \nVitamins B1, B2, B6 \nBlack Cohosh as 25mg root \nDong Quai as 25mg root \nLiquorice as 25mg root \nAlfalfa as 25mg herb \nSarsaparilla as 25mg root \nRed Clover 25mg as herb \nWild Yam 430mg as root \nHorsetail as 25mg stem \nKelp as 25mg herb \nas well as 5g of Soy seed standardised to 20mg isoflavone glycosides. \nThe recommended dose is two capsules twice daily just before food or as directed by your health care professional.\n\n  FemmePhase Capsules 240s £35.95 €54.95 Order \n\n\n \n\nIf you are taking medication prescribed by your doctor and want to ask our Pharmacist for advice regarding any interactions with this product
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hormones unfortunaly can affect some women a great deal.  if a woman seems to have a great deal of emotional problems related to her hormones she should see a doctor there are things that can be done to help out.  there are also things she can do on her own to help such as eating lots of fresh fruits and vegitables daily all month longs all the time, getting plently of clean water, avoiding too much salt and avoiding high fat and maintaining a healthy body weight.
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Nothing to do with depression and homeopathy..Unfortunately.,if you suffer from OCD( Obssesive Compulssive Disoreder) you need to be patient and the best working SSRI antidepressants in those cases is Venflaxin..Prozak don't give satisfying results on OCD..Also of help is the Cognitive and Group Therapy..Wish you luck!!
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Homeopathy has the solution for your problems.\nThat is if you can take the time to explain yourself in detail you will be once and for all cured of this .\n\nPlease feel free to contact me on email.\n\nConsider me a Well Wisher !
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Try Lamisil from the pharmacy.  It is awesome!
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If you can - crawl into bed and relax with a soppy movie;)\nThere isn't any meds out there to aliviate pms unfortunately eve screwed it up for the rest of us.
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Here are some all natural supplements that are very effective for PMS and most also are very helpful for relieving headaches.\n\nGLA Complex:  regains hormonal imbalance by minimizing fluctuations due to nutrient deficiency\n\nB-Complex:  helps regain hormonal imbalance; reduces stress; reduces water\n\nAlfalfa Complex:  reduce trace mineral deficiencies; reduces water retention; anti-inflammatory especially for sinus pressure\n\nLecithin:  insulates nerve bundles; absorptive aid for all fat soluble nutrients\n\nOsteoMatrix:  reduces cramps; reduces insomnia; reduces vascular tension\n\nHope this is useful and feel free to contact me with questions or if you wish to know the brand I use.
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Hormonal replactment therapy (HRT) should help. Consult your physician.
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I became extremely depressed when I was on some low-dose pills.  I also have hormone irregularities and thought BC would help.  I had to try several different kinds before I finally found one, Yasmin.  It just figures though that my insurance doesnt cover it and I pay $50 a month for it, but that shows you how much I like it, it works great for me.  \n\nBut...everyone's different, it depends on what kinds of hormone imbalance you have, you'll have to talk to your doctor and most likeley get tests done to see what will work for you...and then lots of trial and error
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Hormonal imbalances.  Usually caused by diet.  If you are too thin, you may not have enough body fat - it's actually the cholesterol in your body (fat) that is used to make estrogen.  Fatter women tend to look "softer" or more feminine.\n\nEstrogen is used to make the lining of your uterus that you shed every month.\n\nBut progesterone is used to coagulate the lining so it sheds at a regular time period.  It's released after the egg is released, so it gets higher just before your period.  \n\nCertain foods can interfere with the balance of estrogen and progesterone.  Soy foods are particularly high in estrogen and can throw things off balance.  Progesterone is also released from the adrenal glands, which also release cortisol - a stress hormone.  Too much stress makes the adrenals concentrate on releasing cortisol and not on progesterone.  Again, things get out of balance.\n\nTry to eliminate soy products (and they are everywhere - most "vegetable oils" are soy oil) and see if that helps.  Do some deep breathing and meditation to relax and reduce the cortisol levels.
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There is no definitive cure for Endometriosis - not surgery (including hysterectomy), not medications, not "pregnancy" (as is still mistakenly believed by some), not alternative therapies.  Anyone who tells you different is uninformed or simply trying to scam you.  That is not to say that there are not effective treatments, such as laparoscopic excision (see www.centerforendo.com) and other therapies which many women and girls obtain long-lasting relief from.  \n\nIn terms of Ayurvedic Medicine, those with Endo who practice Ayurveda and Ayurvedic Acupuncture state that the treatment should involve the incorporation of dietary measures, herbal therapeutics, and yoga.  Marma massage may also be helpful.\n\nAyurveda treats the disease by achieving balance of the five elements (earth, water, fire, air and ether). Each person has a particular dosha (constitutional make-up), which in part determines what disease they may be predisposed to, if any. An Ayurvedic physician will be able to take a detailed case history and determine the specific Ayurvedic remedies to work with in terms of your Endo in order to remedy the imbalances.\n\nFor more info, please see http://www.ayurvedacollege.com/Endometriosis.htm.
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Research hormones. I think you are looking in the wrong direction for your cure. When your hormones are out of whack you get all sorts of symptoms and depression and infertility are on the list. Check out Suzanne Somers book "Ageless"for some information. The charts I was looking at for hormone imbalances were found in the book "What your doctor may not tell you about breast cancer"  which has great information for more than just cancer patients. Good luck