Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Donna, Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week before the bleedind started. I missed taking the pills by about 12 hours one day and the bleeding started. Like you said it was " like urinating blood. " This had happened a couple of time in the passt but it had stopped about 12-24 hours after it stated. Usually stopped cold nothing more after that. While it happened I could not sit down and stand up with out large clots passing. During that time I almost lived in the bathroom, unless I had to do alot of walking like at work then it would stop. But they always stopped on their own. This time it would bleed reall hard for 24-48 hours then it started to ease off for a day then the nest day it would be fairly hard again. It did not help that my work would be every other day which is why it seemed to flow like that. She started on pregnenolone and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the internet. I am 40 yrs old and just starting with the perimenopause thing. I have never had a regular 28 say period in my life, until this last couple of years. I never had a heavy flow and never any cramping or pain. The last 2 year I have experienced some heavy flow and I have some cramping now. Apearantly I have a cyst on one ovary which the Gyn said he would remove but leave the ovary. And yesterday he felt a lump around the cervix which he said that was likely a blocked gland. Today I saw and Internist, who seemed to question the Gyns motives. He had seen my present blood pressure and stats and said I was really healthy, otherwise. He first asked what evidence he had for doing this procedure at any time. So I told him about the ultrasound findings. I showed him my blood test results and then, he questioned why he was going to wait 3 weeks instead of doing it right now. It was as if he wan't sure the Gyn had really had thought it through. He wasn't in any hurry to do much. He is having me wait until Friday to redo the blood work and then if it doesn't improve he will do the blood transfusion. I have pushed the date of the surgery back to mid May now after talking with this other specialist. It will give me more time to try other modualities before the last resort. He kept saying I was healthy so I am feeling a little bit more like trying suggested alternatives. I just need Saul to remember who he sold that machine to. Maybe I can track them down! : ) I will try to find the progesterone cream and research the pregnenolone cream some more. thank you for your input. G Murray Country Girl wrote: > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance > it. Pregnenolone is a hormone precursor that the body can use to > produce what it needs, either estrogen or progesterone. I know of a > woman who had life threatening blood flow. She started on pregnenolone > and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. > > When I was going through meno, I started to have excess flow. . .it was > like urinating blood. I did progesterone cream and it totally stopped > it. The normal recommendation is to stop progesterone cream during your > period. I increased it, during that season of meno, and it kept me from > the issue you face. > > Warmly > Donna > > G & K Murray > > > > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 4:29 PM > > > Subject: Amemia + Hysterectomy > > > > > > > HI all, > > > > > > > > I have a medical situation, in which I have had pretty heavy > bleeding > > > > for the past 12 days and am now very anemic. I have been told that a > > > > hysterectomy is eminent and by rights I should be having a blood > > > > transfusion right now. Regular counts should be 120 and mine is > at 77. > > > > Transfusions around 85-90. Tomorrow will tell if I need one. I have > > > > been doing some research but am appealing to my health lists for any > > > > information good or bad towards the situation. I have presently 3 > > weeks > > > > to wait for the surgery unless things go from bad to worse over > > the next > > > > few days. I have been put on medication to help control blood > flow and > > > > iron to build the blood back up. If things get worse the surgery > date > > > > will be moved up. I don't want the surgery but I am out in the > middle > > > > of no-mans land with my specialist leaving in 2-3 months. The > > > > alternative specialist for this surgery, if I wait until after > > this one > > > > leaves, is not a very good option. This doctor is worried about the > > > > anemia being really bad on heart long term. I really have been > putting > > > > this off for sometime and have also been turning a blind eye to it. > > > > > > > > I would like to hear if anyone has had this procedure and what are > > some > > > > pros and cons of the effects. > > > > > > > > > > > > You can email me directly to keep any off topic to a minimum. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Donna, Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week before the bleedind started. I missed taking the pills by about 12 hours one day and the bleeding started. Like you said it was " like urinating blood. " This had happened a couple of time in the passt but it had stopped about 12-24 hours after it stated. Usually stopped cold nothing more after that. While it happened I could not sit down and stand up with out large clots passing. During that time I almost lived in the bathroom, unless I had to do alot of walking like at work then it would stop. But they always stopped on their own. This time it would bleed reall hard for 24-48 hours then it started to ease off for a day then the nest day it would be fairly hard again. It did not help that my work would be every other day which is why it seemed to flow like that. She started on pregnenolone and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the internet. I am 40 yrs old and just starting with the perimenopause thing. I have never had a regular 28 say period in my life, until this last couple of years. I never had a heavy flow and never any cramping or pain. The last 2 year I have experienced some heavy flow and I have some cramping now. Apearantly I have a cyst on one ovary which the Gyn said he would remove but leave the ovary. And yesterday he felt a lump around the cervix which he said that was likely a blocked gland. Today I saw and Internist, who seemed to question the Gyns motives. He had seen my present blood pressure and stats and said I was really healthy, otherwise. He first asked what evidence he had for doing this procedure at any time. So I told him about the ultrasound findings. I showed him my blood test results and then, he questioned why he was going to wait 3 weeks instead of doing it right now. It was as if he wan't sure the Gyn had really had thought it through. He wasn't in any hurry to do much. He is having me wait until Friday to redo the blood work and then if it doesn't improve he will do the blood transfusion. I have pushed the date of the surgery back to mid May now after talking with this other specialist. It will give me more time to try other modualities before the last resort. He kept saying I was healthy so I am feeling a little bit more like trying suggested alternatives. I just need Saul to remember who he sold that machine to. Maybe I can track them down! : ) I will try to find the progesterone cream and research the pregnenolone cream some more. thank you for your input. G Murray Country Girl wrote: > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance > it. Pregnenolone is a hormone precursor that the body can use to > produce what it needs, either estrogen or progesterone. I know of a > woman who had life threatening blood flow. She started on pregnenolone > and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. > > When I was going through meno, I started to have excess flow. . .it was > like urinating blood. I did progesterone cream and it totally stopped > it. The normal recommendation is to stop progesterone cream during your > period. I increased it, during that season of meno, and it kept me from > the issue you face. > > Warmly > Donna > > G & K Murray > > > > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 4:29 PM > > > Subject: Amemia + Hysterectomy > > > > > > > HI all, > > > > > > > > I have a medical situation, in which I have had pretty heavy > bleeding > > > > for the past 12 days and am now very anemic. I have been told that a > > > > hysterectomy is eminent and by rights I should be having a blood > > > > transfusion right now. Regular counts should be 120 and mine is > at 77. > > > > Transfusions around 85-90. Tomorrow will tell if I need one. I have > > > > been doing some research but am appealing to my health lists for any > > > > information good or bad towards the situation. I have presently 3 > > weeks > > > > to wait for the surgery unless things go from bad to worse over > > the next > > > > few days. I have been put on medication to help control blood > flow and > > > > iron to build the blood back up. If things get worse the surgery > date > > > > will be moved up. I don't want the surgery but I am out in the > middle > > > > of no-mans land with my specialist leaving in 2-3 months. The > > > > alternative specialist for this surgery, if I wait until after > > this one > > > > leaves, is not a very good option. This doctor is worried about the > > > > anemia being really bad on heart long term. I really have been > putting > > > > this off for sometime and have also been turning a blind eye to it. > > > > > > > > I would like to hear if anyone has had this procedure and what are > > some > > > > pros and cons of the effects. > > > > > > > > > > > > You can email me directly to keep any off topic to a minimum. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Donna, Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week before the bleedind started. I missed taking the pills by about 12 hours one day and the bleeding started. Like you said it was " like urinating blood. " This had happened a couple of time in the passt but it had stopped about 12-24 hours after it stated. Usually stopped cold nothing more after that. While it happened I could not sit down and stand up with out large clots passing. During that time I almost lived in the bathroom, unless I had to do alot of walking like at work then it would stop. But they always stopped on their own. This time it would bleed reall hard for 24-48 hours then it started to ease off for a day then the nest day it would be fairly hard again. It did not help that my work would be every other day which is why it seemed to flow like that. She started on pregnenolone and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the internet. I am 40 yrs old and just starting with the perimenopause thing. I have never had a regular 28 say period in my life, until this last couple of years. I never had a heavy flow and never any cramping or pain. The last 2 year I have experienced some heavy flow and I have some cramping now. Apearantly I have a cyst on one ovary which the Gyn said he would remove but leave the ovary. And yesterday he felt a lump around the cervix which he said that was likely a blocked gland. Today I saw and Internist, who seemed to question the Gyns motives. He had seen my present blood pressure and stats and said I was really healthy, otherwise. He first asked what evidence he had for doing this procedure at any time. So I told him about the ultrasound findings. I showed him my blood test results and then, he questioned why he was going to wait 3 weeks instead of doing it right now. It was as if he wan't sure the Gyn had really had thought it through. He wasn't in any hurry to do much. He is having me wait until Friday to redo the blood work and then if it doesn't improve he will do the blood transfusion. I have pushed the date of the surgery back to mid May now after talking with this other specialist. It will give me more time to try other modualities before the last resort. He kept saying I was healthy so I am feeling a little bit more like trying suggested alternatives. I just need Saul to remember who he sold that machine to. Maybe I can track them down! : ) I will try to find the progesterone cream and research the pregnenolone cream some more. thank you for your input. G Murray Country Girl wrote: > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance > it. Pregnenolone is a hormone precursor that the body can use to > produce what it needs, either estrogen or progesterone. I know of a > woman who had life threatening blood flow. She started on pregnenolone > and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. > > When I was going through meno, I started to have excess flow. . .it was > like urinating blood. I did progesterone cream and it totally stopped > it. The normal recommendation is to stop progesterone cream during your > period. I increased it, during that season of meno, and it kept me from > the issue you face. > > Warmly > Donna > > G & K Murray > > > > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 4:29 PM > > > Subject: Amemia + Hysterectomy > > > > > > > HI all, > > > > > > > > I have a medical situation, in which I have had pretty heavy > bleeding > > > > for the past 12 days and am now very anemic. I have been told that a > > > > hysterectomy is eminent and by rights I should be having a blood > > > > transfusion right now. Regular counts should be 120 and mine is > at 77. > > > > Transfusions around 85-90. Tomorrow will tell if I need one. I have > > > > been doing some research but am appealing to my health lists for any > > > > information good or bad towards the situation. I have presently 3 > > weeks > > > > to wait for the surgery unless things go from bad to worse over > > the next > > > > few days. I have been put on medication to help control blood > flow and > > > > iron to build the blood back up. If things get worse the surgery > date > > > > will be moved up. I don't want the surgery but I am out in the > middle > > > > of no-mans land with my specialist leaving in 2-3 months. The > > > > alternative specialist for this surgery, if I wait until after > > this one > > > > leaves, is not a very good option. This doctor is worried about the > > > > anemia being really bad on heart long term. I really have been > putting > > > > this off for sometime and have also been turning a blind eye to it. > > > > > > > > I would like to hear if anyone has had this procedure and what are > > some > > > > pros and cons of the effects. > > > > > > > > > > > > You can email me directly to keep any off topic to a minimum. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Donna, Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week before the bleedind started. I missed taking the pills by about 12 hours one day and the bleeding started. Like you said it was " like urinating blood. " This had happened a couple of time in the passt but it had stopped about 12-24 hours after it stated. Usually stopped cold nothing more after that. While it happened I could not sit down and stand up with out large clots passing. During that time I almost lived in the bathroom, unless I had to do alot of walking like at work then it would stop. But they always stopped on their own. This time it would bleed reall hard for 24-48 hours then it started to ease off for a day then the nest day it would be fairly hard again. It did not help that my work would be every other day which is why it seemed to flow like that. She started on pregnenolone and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the internet. I am 40 yrs old and just starting with the perimenopause thing. I have never had a regular 28 say period in my life, until this last couple of years. I never had a heavy flow and never any cramping or pain. The last 2 year I have experienced some heavy flow and I have some cramping now. Apearantly I have a cyst on one ovary which the Gyn said he would remove but leave the ovary. And yesterday he felt a lump around the cervix which he said that was likely a blocked gland. Today I saw and Internist, who seemed to question the Gyns motives. He had seen my present blood pressure and stats and said I was really healthy, otherwise. He first asked what evidence he had for doing this procedure at any time. So I told him about the ultrasound findings. I showed him my blood test results and then, he questioned why he was going to wait 3 weeks instead of doing it right now. It was as if he wan't sure the Gyn had really had thought it through. He wasn't in any hurry to do much. He is having me wait until Friday to redo the blood work and then if it doesn't improve he will do the blood transfusion. I have pushed the date of the surgery back to mid May now after talking with this other specialist. It will give me more time to try other modualities before the last resort. He kept saying I was healthy so I am feeling a little bit more like trying suggested alternatives. I just need Saul to remember who he sold that machine to. Maybe I can track them down! : ) I will try to find the progesterone cream and research the pregnenolone cream some more. thank you for your input. G Murray Country Girl wrote: > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance > it. Pregnenolone is a hormone precursor that the body can use to > produce what it needs, either estrogen or progesterone. I know of a > woman who had life threatening blood flow. She started on pregnenolone > and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. > > When I was going through meno, I started to have excess flow. . .it was > like urinating blood. I did progesterone cream and it totally stopped > it. The normal recommendation is to stop progesterone cream during your > period. I increased it, during that season of meno, and it kept me from > the issue you face. > > Warmly > Donna > > G & K Murray > > > > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 4:29 PM > > > Subject: Amemia + Hysterectomy > > > > > > > HI all, > > > > > > > > I have a medical situation, in which I have had pretty heavy > bleeding > > > > for the past 12 days and am now very anemic. I have been told that a > > > > hysterectomy is eminent and by rights I should be having a blood > > > > transfusion right now. Regular counts should be 120 and mine is > at 77. > > > > Transfusions around 85-90. Tomorrow will tell if I need one. I have > > > > been doing some research but am appealing to my health lists for any > > > > information good or bad towards the situation. I have presently 3 > > weeks > > > > to wait for the surgery unless things go from bad to worse over > > the next > > > > few days. I have been put on medication to help control blood > flow and > > > > iron to build the blood back up. If things get worse the surgery > date > > > > will be moved up. I don't want the surgery but I am out in the > middle > > > > of no-mans land with my specialist leaving in 2-3 months. The > > > > alternative specialist for this surgery, if I wait until after > > this one > > > > leaves, is not a very good option. This doctor is worried about the > > > > anemia being really bad on heart long term. I really have been > putting > > > > this off for sometime and have also been turning a blind eye to it. > > > > > > > > I would like to hear if anyone has had this procedure and what are > > some > > > > pros and cons of the effects. > > > > > > > > > > > > You can email me directly to keep any off topic to a minimum. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Donna, Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week before the bleedind started. I missed taking the pills by about 12 hours one day and the bleeding started. Like you said it was " like urinating blood. " This had happened a couple of time in the passt but it had stopped about 12-24 hours after it stated. Usually stopped cold nothing more after that. While it happened I could not sit down and stand up with out large clots passing. During that time I almost lived in the bathroom, unless I had to do alot of walking like at work then it would stop. But they always stopped on their own. This time it would bleed reall hard for 24-48 hours then it started to ease off for a day then the nest day it would be fairly hard again. It did not help that my work would be every other day which is why it seemed to flow like that. She started on pregnenolone and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the internet. I am 40 yrs old and just starting with the perimenopause thing. I have never had a regular 28 say period in my life, until this last couple of years. I never had a heavy flow and never any cramping or pain. The last 2 year I have experienced some heavy flow and I have some cramping now. Apearantly I have a cyst on one ovary which the Gyn said he would remove but leave the ovary. And yesterday he felt a lump around the cervix which he said that was likely a blocked gland. Today I saw and Internist, who seemed to question the Gyns motives. He had seen my present blood pressure and stats and said I was really healthy, otherwise. He first asked what evidence he had for doing this procedure at any time. So I told him about the ultrasound findings. I showed him my blood test results and then, he questioned why he was going to wait 3 weeks instead of doing it right now. It was as if he wan't sure the Gyn had really had thought it through. He wasn't in any hurry to do much. He is having me wait until Friday to redo the blood work and then if it doesn't improve he will do the blood transfusion. I have pushed the date of the surgery back to mid May now after talking with this other specialist. It will give me more time to try other modualities before the last resort. He kept saying I was healthy so I am feeling a little bit more like trying suggested alternatives. I just need Saul to remember who he sold that machine to. Maybe I can track them down! : ) I will try to find the progesterone cream and research the pregnenolone cream some more. thank you for your input. G Murray Country Girl wrote: > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance > it. Pregnenolone is a hormone precursor that the body can use to > produce what it needs, either estrogen or progesterone. I know of a > woman who had life threatening blood flow. She started on pregnenolone > and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. > > When I was going through meno, I started to have excess flow. . .it was > like urinating blood. I did progesterone cream and it totally stopped > it. The normal recommendation is to stop progesterone cream during your > period. I increased it, during that season of meno, and it kept me from > the issue you face. > > Warmly > Donna > > G & K Murray > > > > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 4:29 PM > > > Subject: Amemia + Hysterectomy > > > > > > > HI all, > > > > > > > > I have a medical situation, in which I have had pretty heavy > bleeding > > > > for the past 12 days and am now very anemic. I have been told that a > > > > hysterectomy is eminent and by rights I should be having a blood > > > > transfusion right now. Regular counts should be 120 and mine is > at 77. > > > > Transfusions around 85-90. Tomorrow will tell if I need one. I have > > > > been doing some research but am appealing to my health lists for any > > > > information good or bad towards the situation. I have presently 3 > > weeks > > > > to wait for the surgery unless things go from bad to worse over > > the next > > > > few days. I have been put on medication to help control blood > flow and > > > > iron to build the blood back up. If things get worse the surgery > date > > > > will be moved up. I don't want the surgery but I am out in the > middle > > > > of no-mans land with my specialist leaving in 2-3 months. The > > > > alternative specialist for this surgery, if I wait until after > > this one > > > > leaves, is not a very good option. This doctor is worried about the > > > > anemia being really bad on heart long term. I really have been > putting > > > > this off for sometime and have also been turning a blind eye to it. > > > > > > > > I would like to hear if anyone has had this procedure and what are > > some > > > > pros and cons of the effects. > > > > > > > > > > > > You can email me directly to keep any off topic to a minimum. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Donna, Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week before the bleedind started. I missed taking the pills by about 12 hours one day and the bleeding started. Like you said it was " like urinating blood. " This had happened a couple of time in the passt but it had stopped about 12-24 hours after it stated. Usually stopped cold nothing more after that. While it happened I could not sit down and stand up with out large clots passing. During that time I almost lived in the bathroom, unless I had to do alot of walking like at work then it would stop. But they always stopped on their own. This time it would bleed reall hard for 24-48 hours then it started to ease off for a day then the nest day it would be fairly hard again. It did not help that my work would be every other day which is why it seemed to flow like that. She started on pregnenolone and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the internet. I am 40 yrs old and just starting with the perimenopause thing. I have never had a regular 28 say period in my life, until this last couple of years. I never had a heavy flow and never any cramping or pain. The last 2 year I have experienced some heavy flow and I have some cramping now. Apearantly I have a cyst on one ovary which the Gyn said he would remove but leave the ovary. And yesterday he felt a lump around the cervix which he said that was likely a blocked gland. Today I saw and Internist, who seemed to question the Gyns motives. He had seen my present blood pressure and stats and said I was really healthy, otherwise. He first asked what evidence he had for doing this procedure at any time. So I told him about the ultrasound findings. I showed him my blood test results and then, he questioned why he was going to wait 3 weeks instead of doing it right now. It was as if he wan't sure the Gyn had really had thought it through. He wasn't in any hurry to do much. He is having me wait until Friday to redo the blood work and then if it doesn't improve he will do the blood transfusion. I have pushed the date of the surgery back to mid May now after talking with this other specialist. It will give me more time to try other modualities before the last resort. He kept saying I was healthy so I am feeling a little bit more like trying suggested alternatives. I just need Saul to remember who he sold that machine to. Maybe I can track them down! : ) I will try to find the progesterone cream and research the pregnenolone cream some more. thank you for your input. G Murray Country Girl wrote: > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance > it. Pregnenolone is a hormone precursor that the body can use to > produce what it needs, either estrogen or progesterone. I know of a > woman who had life threatening blood flow. She started on pregnenolone > and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. > > When I was going through meno, I started to have excess flow. . .it was > like urinating blood. I did progesterone cream and it totally stopped > it. The normal recommendation is to stop progesterone cream during your > period. I increased it, during that season of meno, and it kept me from > the issue you face. > > Warmly > Donna > > G & K Murray > > > > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 4:29 PM > > > Subject: Amemia + Hysterectomy > > > > > > > HI all, > > > > > > > > I have a medical situation, in which I have had pretty heavy > bleeding > > > > for the past 12 days and am now very anemic. I have been told that a > > > > hysterectomy is eminent and by rights I should be having a blood > > > > transfusion right now. Regular counts should be 120 and mine is > at 77. > > > > Transfusions around 85-90. Tomorrow will tell if I need one. I have > > > > been doing some research but am appealing to my health lists for any > > > > information good or bad towards the situation. I have presently 3 > > weeks > > > > to wait for the surgery unless things go from bad to worse over > > the next > > > > few days. I have been put on medication to help control blood > flow and > > > > iron to build the blood back up. If things get worse the surgery > date > > > > will be moved up. I don't want the surgery but I am out in the > middle > > > > of no-mans land with my specialist leaving in 2-3 months. The > > > > alternative specialist for this surgery, if I wait until after > > this one > > > > leaves, is not a very good option. This doctor is worried about the > > > > anemia being really bad on heart long term. I really have been > putting > > > > this off for sometime and have also been turning a blind eye to it. > > > > > > > > I would like to hear if anyone has had this procedure and what are > > some > > > > pros and cons of the effects. > > > > > > > > > > > > You can email me directly to keep any off topic to a minimum. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Donna, Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week before the bleedind started. I missed taking the pills by about 12 hours one day and the bleeding started. Like you said it was " like urinating blood. " This had happened a couple of time in the passt but it had stopped about 12-24 hours after it stated. Usually stopped cold nothing more after that. While it happened I could not sit down and stand up with out large clots passing. During that time I almost lived in the bathroom, unless I had to do alot of walking like at work then it would stop. But they always stopped on their own. This time it would bleed reall hard for 24-48 hours then it started to ease off for a day then the nest day it would be fairly hard again. It did not help that my work would be every other day which is why it seemed to flow like that. She started on pregnenolone and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the internet. I am 40 yrs old and just starting with the perimenopause thing. I have never had a regular 28 say period in my life, until this last couple of years. I never had a heavy flow and never any cramping or pain. The last 2 year I have experienced some heavy flow and I have some cramping now. Apearantly I have a cyst on one ovary which the Gyn said he would remove but leave the ovary. And yesterday he felt a lump around the cervix which he said that was likely a blocked gland. Today I saw and Internist, who seemed to question the Gyns motives. He had seen my present blood pressure and stats and said I was really healthy, otherwise. He first asked what evidence he had for doing this procedure at any time. So I told him about the ultrasound findings. I showed him my blood test results and then, he questioned why he was going to wait 3 weeks instead of doing it right now. It was as if he wan't sure the Gyn had really had thought it through. He wasn't in any hurry to do much. He is having me wait until Friday to redo the blood work and then if it doesn't improve he will do the blood transfusion. I have pushed the date of the surgery back to mid May now after talking with this other specialist. It will give me more time to try other modualities before the last resort. He kept saying I was healthy so I am feeling a little bit more like trying suggested alternatives. I just need Saul to remember who he sold that machine to. Maybe I can track them down! : ) I will try to find the progesterone cream and research the pregnenolone cream some more. thank you for your input. G Murray Country Girl wrote: > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance > it. Pregnenolone is a hormone precursor that the body can use to > produce what it needs, either estrogen or progesterone. I know of a > woman who had life threatening blood flow. She started on pregnenolone > and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. > > When I was going through meno, I started to have excess flow. . .it was > like urinating blood. I did progesterone cream and it totally stopped > it. The normal recommendation is to stop progesterone cream during your > period. I increased it, during that season of meno, and it kept me from > the issue you face. > > Warmly > Donna > > G & K Murray > > > > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 4:29 PM > > > Subject: Amemia + Hysterectomy > > > > > > > HI all, > > > > > > > > I have a medical situation, in which I have had pretty heavy > bleeding > > > > for the past 12 days and am now very anemic. I have been told that a > > > > hysterectomy is eminent and by rights I should be having a blood > > > > transfusion right now. Regular counts should be 120 and mine is > at 77. > > > > Transfusions around 85-90. Tomorrow will tell if I need one. I have > > > > been doing some research but am appealing to my health lists for any > > > > information good or bad towards the situation. I have presently 3 > > weeks > > > > to wait for the surgery unless things go from bad to worse over > > the next > > > > few days. I have been put on medication to help control blood > flow and > > > > iron to build the blood back up. If things get worse the surgery > date > > > > will be moved up. I don't want the surgery but I am out in the > middle > > > > of no-mans land with my specialist leaving in 2-3 months. The > > > > alternative specialist for this surgery, if I wait until after > > this one > > > > leaves, is not a very good option. This doctor is worried about the > > > > anemia being really bad on heart long term. I really have been > putting > > > > this off for sometime and have also been turning a blind eye to it. > > > > > > > > I would like to hear if anyone has had this procedure and what are > > some > > > > pros and cons of the effects. > > > > > > > > > > > > You can email me directly to keep any off topic to a minimum. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Donna, Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week before the bleedind started. I missed taking the pills by about 12 hours one day and the bleeding started. Like you said it was " like urinating blood. " This had happened a couple of time in the passt but it had stopped about 12-24 hours after it stated. Usually stopped cold nothing more after that. While it happened I could not sit down and stand up with out large clots passing. During that time I almost lived in the bathroom, unless I had to do alot of walking like at work then it would stop. But they always stopped on their own. This time it would bleed reall hard for 24-48 hours then it started to ease off for a day then the nest day it would be fairly hard again. It did not help that my work would be every other day which is why it seemed to flow like that. She started on pregnenolone and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the internet. I am 40 yrs old and just starting with the perimenopause thing. I have never had a regular 28 say period in my life, until this last couple of years. I never had a heavy flow and never any cramping or pain. The last 2 year I have experienced some heavy flow and I have some cramping now. Apearantly I have a cyst on one ovary which the Gyn said he would remove but leave the ovary. And yesterday he felt a lump around the cervix which he said that was likely a blocked gland. Today I saw and Internist, who seemed to question the Gyns motives. He had seen my present blood pressure and stats and said I was really healthy, otherwise. He first asked what evidence he had for doing this procedure at any time. So I told him about the ultrasound findings. I showed him my blood test results and then, he questioned why he was going to wait 3 weeks instead of doing it right now. It was as if he wan't sure the Gyn had really had thought it through. He wasn't in any hurry to do much. He is having me wait until Friday to redo the blood work and then if it doesn't improve he will do the blood transfusion. I have pushed the date of the surgery back to mid May now after talking with this other specialist. It will give me more time to try other modualities before the last resort. He kept saying I was healthy so I am feeling a little bit more like trying suggested alternatives. I just need Saul to remember who he sold that machine to. Maybe I can track them down! : ) I will try to find the progesterone cream and research the pregnenolone cream some more. thank you for your input. G Murray Country Girl wrote: > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance > it. Pregnenolone is a hormone precursor that the body can use to > produce what it needs, either estrogen or progesterone. I know of a > woman who had life threatening blood flow. She started on pregnenolone > and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. > > When I was going through meno, I started to have excess flow. . .it was > like urinating blood. I did progesterone cream and it totally stopped > it. The normal recommendation is to stop progesterone cream during your > period. I increased it, during that season of meno, and it kept me from > the issue you face. > > Warmly > Donna > > G & K Murray > > > > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 4:29 PM > > > Subject: Amemia + Hysterectomy > > > > > > > HI all, > > > > > > > > I have a medical situation, in which I have had pretty heavy > bleeding > > > > for the past 12 days and am now very anemic. I have been told that a > > > > hysterectomy is eminent and by rights I should be having a blood > > > > transfusion right now. Regular counts should be 120 and mine is > at 77. > > > > Transfusions around 85-90. Tomorrow will tell if I need one. I have > > > > been doing some research but am appealing to my health lists for any > > > > information good or bad towards the situation. I have presently 3 > > weeks > > > > to wait for the surgery unless things go from bad to worse over > > the next > > > > few days. I have been put on medication to help control blood > flow and > > > > iron to build the blood back up. If things get worse the surgery > date > > > > will be moved up. I don't want the surgery but I am out in the > middle > > > > of no-mans land with my specialist leaving in 2-3 months. The > > > > alternative specialist for this surgery, if I wait until after > > this one > > > > leaves, is not a very good option. This doctor is worried about the > > > > anemia being really bad on heart long term. I really have been > putting > > > > this off for sometime and have also been turning a blind eye to it. > > > > > > > > I would like to hear if anyone has had this procedure and what are > > some > > > > pros and cons of the effects. > > > > > > > > > > > > You can email me directly to keep any off topic to a minimum. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. Pregnenolone is a hormone precursor that the body can use to produce what it needs, either estrogen or progesterone. I know of a woman who had life threatening blood flow. She started on pregnenolone and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. When I was going through meno, I started to have excess flow. . .it was like urinating blood. I did progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. The normal recommendation is to stop progesterone cream during your period. I increased it, during that season of meno, and it kept me from the issue you face. Warmly Donna G & K Murray > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 4:29 PM > > Subject: Amemia + Hysterectomy > > > > > HI all, > > > > > > I have a medical situation, in which I have had pretty heavy bleeding > > > for the past 12 days and am now very anemic. I have been told that a > > > hysterectomy is eminent and by rights I should be having a blood > > > transfusion right now. Regular counts should be 120 and mine is at 77. > > > Transfusions around 85-90. Tomorrow will tell if I need one. I have > > > been doing some research but am appealing to my health lists for any > > > information good or bad towards the situation. I have presently 3 > weeks > > > to wait for the surgery unless things go from bad to worse over > the next > > > few days. I have been put on medication to help control blood flow and > > > iron to build the blood back up. If things get worse the surgery date > > > will be moved up. I don't want the surgery but I am out in the middle > > > of no-mans land with my specialist leaving in 2-3 months. The > > > alternative specialist for this surgery, if I wait until after > this one > > > leaves, is not a very good option. This doctor is worried about the > > > anemia being really bad on heart long term. I really have been putting > > > this off for sometime and have also been turning a blind eye to it. > > > > > > I would like to hear if anyone has had this procedure and what are > some > > > pros and cons of the effects. > > > > > > > > > You can email me directly to keep any off topic to a minimum. > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. Pregnenolone is a hormone precursor that the body can use to produce what it needs, either estrogen or progesterone. I know of a woman who had life threatening blood flow. She started on pregnenolone and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. When I was going through meno, I started to have excess flow. . .it was like urinating blood. I did progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. The normal recommendation is to stop progesterone cream during your period. I increased it, during that season of meno, and it kept me from the issue you face. Warmly Donna G & K Murray > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 4:29 PM > > Subject: Amemia + Hysterectomy > > > > > HI all, > > > > > > I have a medical situation, in which I have had pretty heavy bleeding > > > for the past 12 days and am now very anemic. I have been told that a > > > hysterectomy is eminent and by rights I should be having a blood > > > transfusion right now. Regular counts should be 120 and mine is at 77. > > > Transfusions around 85-90. Tomorrow will tell if I need one. I have > > > been doing some research but am appealing to my health lists for any > > > information good or bad towards the situation. I have presently 3 > weeks > > > to wait for the surgery unless things go from bad to worse over > the next > > > few days. I have been put on medication to help control blood flow and > > > iron to build the blood back up. If things get worse the surgery date > > > will be moved up. I don't want the surgery but I am out in the middle > > > of no-mans land with my specialist leaving in 2-3 months. The > > > alternative specialist for this surgery, if I wait until after > this one > > > leaves, is not a very good option. This doctor is worried about the > > > anemia being really bad on heart long term. I really have been putting > > > this off for sometime and have also been turning a blind eye to it. > > > > > > I would like to hear if anyone has had this procedure and what are > some > > > pros and cons of the effects. > > > > > > > > > You can email me directly to keep any off topic to a minimum. > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Dear Donna, * Do you remember how much progesterone cream you were using every day during the regular days of the month? * What was the dose of progesterone cream that you used when you had your period? * How about that woman you know - how much pregnenolone / progesterone cream did she use? The pregnenolone was a capsule or tablet, right? Sorry for all the pointed questions, Donna. I am concerned because I don't want to get into the bind that was described by G & K Murray. Doctors are quick to recommend surgical options for things with women, and I am certainly in the right time of life... Thanks !!! Carol >oxyplus >From: Country Girl <ruthful@...> >Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2007 13:23:31 -0800 >Subject: Re: Amemia + Hysterectomy > >Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance >it. Pregnenolone is a hormone precursor that the body can use to >produce what it needs, either estrogen or progesterone. I know of a >woman who had life threatening blood flow. She started on pregnenolone >and progesterone cream and it totally stopped it. > >When I was going through meno, I started to have excess flow. . .it was >like urinating blood. I did progesterone cream and it totally stopped >it. The normal recommendation is to stop progesterone cream during your >period. I increased it, during that season of meno, and it kept me from >the issue you face. > >Warmly >Donna > >G & K Murray > > > > > > > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 4:29 PM > > > Subject: Amemia + Hysterectomy > > > > > > > HI all, > > > > > > > > I have a medical situation, in which I have had pretty heavy bleeding > > > > for the past 12 days and am now very anemic. I have been told that a > > > > hysterectomy is eminent and by rights I should be having a blood > > > > transfusion right now. Regular counts should be 120 and mine is at 77. > > > > Transfusions around 85-90. Tomorrow will tell if I need one. I have > > > > been doing some research but am appealing to my health lists for any > > > > information good or bad towards the situation. I have presently 3 > > weeks > > > > to wait for the surgery unless things go from bad to worse over > > the next > > > > few days. I have been put on medication to help control blood flow and > > > > iron to build the blood back up. If things get worse the surgery date > > > > will be moved up. I don't want the surgery but I am out in the middle > > > > of no-mans land with my specialist leaving in 2-3 months. The > > > > alternative specialist for this surgery, if I wait until after > > this one > > > > leaves, is not a very good option. This doctor is worried about the > > > > anemia being really bad on heart long term. I really have been putting > > > > this off for sometime and have also been turning a blind eye to it. > > > > > > > > I would like to hear if anyone has had this procedure and what are > > some > > > > pros and cons of the effects. > > > > > > > > > > > > You can email me directly to keep any off topic to a minimum. > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Murray, Why not? Is it because you don't want to give a CC# or you don't trust the product? If you want to call rather than order over the internet, the Vitamin Shoppe, phone # 1-800-223-1216 has both pregnenolone and progesterone. Pregnenolone, 90 caps 30mg.each for $7.39. Pro-gest pregesterone cream (which is what I use) 2 oz. cream for $21.59. They also have other brands but this is one of the brand names Dr. Lee recommended. FWIW, Gail > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Murray, Why not? Is it because you don't want to give a CC# or you don't trust the product? If you want to call rather than order over the internet, the Vitamin Shoppe, phone # 1-800-223-1216 has both pregnenolone and progesterone. Pregnenolone, 90 caps 30mg.each for $7.39. Pro-gest pregesterone cream (which is what I use) 2 oz. cream for $21.59. They also have other brands but this is one of the brand names Dr. Lee recommended. FWIW, Gail > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Murray, Why not? Is it because you don't want to give a CC# or you don't trust the product? If you want to call rather than order over the internet, the Vitamin Shoppe, phone # 1-800-223-1216 has both pregnenolone and progesterone. Pregnenolone, 90 caps 30mg.each for $7.39. Pro-gest pregesterone cream (which is what I use) 2 oz. cream for $21.59. They also have other brands but this is one of the brand names Dr. Lee recommended. FWIW, Gail > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Murray, Why not? Is it because you don't want to give a CC# or you don't trust the product? If you want to call rather than order over the internet, the Vitamin Shoppe, phone # 1-800-223-1216 has both pregnenolone and progesterone. Pregnenolone, 90 caps 30mg.each for $7.39. Pro-gest pregesterone cream (which is what I use) 2 oz. cream for $21.59. They also have other brands but this is one of the brand names Dr. Lee recommended. FWIW, Gail > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Murray, Why not? Is it because you don't want to give a CC# or you don't trust the product? If you want to call rather than order over the internet, the Vitamin Shoppe, phone # 1-800-223-1216 has both pregnenolone and progesterone. Pregnenolone, 90 caps 30mg.each for $7.39. Pro-gest pregesterone cream (which is what I use) 2 oz. cream for $21.59. They also have other brands but this is one of the brand names Dr. Lee recommended. FWIW, Gail > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Murray, Why not? Is it because you don't want to give a CC# or you don't trust the product? If you want to call rather than order over the internet, the Vitamin Shoppe, phone # 1-800-223-1216 has both pregnenolone and progesterone. Pregnenolone, 90 caps 30mg.each for $7.39. Pro-gest pregesterone cream (which is what I use) 2 oz. cream for $21.59. They also have other brands but this is one of the brand names Dr. Lee recommended. FWIW, Gail > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Murray, Why not? Is it because you don't want to give a CC# or you don't trust the product? If you want to call rather than order over the internet, the Vitamin Shoppe, phone # 1-800-223-1216 has both pregnenolone and progesterone. Pregnenolone, 90 caps 30mg.each for $7.39. Pro-gest pregesterone cream (which is what I use) 2 oz. cream for $21.59. They also have other brands but this is one of the brand names Dr. Lee recommended. FWIW, Gail > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Murray, Why not? Is it because you don't want to give a CC# or you don't trust the product? If you want to call rather than order over the internet, the Vitamin Shoppe, phone # 1-800-223-1216 has both pregnenolone and progesterone. Pregnenolone, 90 caps 30mg.each for $7.39. Pro-gest pregesterone cream (which is what I use) 2 oz. cream for $21.59. They also have other brands but this is one of the brand names Dr. Lee recommended. FWIW, Gail > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Murray, Why not? Is it because you don't want to give a CC# or you don't trust the product? If you want to call rather than order over the internet, the Vitamin Shoppe, phone # 1-800-223-1216 has both pregnenolone and progesterone. Pregnenolone, 90 caps 30mg.each for $7.39. Pro-gest pregesterone cream (which is what I use) 2 oz. cream for $21.59. They also have other brands but this is one of the brand names Dr. Lee recommended. FWIW, Gail > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 Hi Murray, Why not? Is it because you don't want to give a CC# or you don't trust the product? If you want to call rather than order over the internet, the Vitamin Shoppe, phone # 1-800-223-1216 has both pregnenolone and progesterone. Pregnenolone, 90 caps 30mg.each for $7.39. Pro-gest pregesterone cream (which is what I use) 2 oz. cream for $21.59. They also have other brands but this is one of the brand names Dr. Lee recommended. FWIW, Gail > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 From what Dr. Lee says, oral progesterone doesn't work as well as topical, as the body breaks it down too fast. On the pregnenolone, I have some in stock. You can contact me off list for more info. On the progesterone cream, someone in your area must have it. It is sooo common. Do you live in an extremely small town, or something? On the ovarian cyst. . .serrapeptase is recommended by knowlegable doctors. It digests it nicely. I'm glad you are waiting on the surgery. You might find that you don't need it, if you can turn this around on your own. Blessings Donna G & K Murray wrote: > > Hi Donna, > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. > > I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had > put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week > before the bleedind started. > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 From what Dr. Lee says, oral progesterone doesn't work as well as topical, as the body breaks it down too fast. On the pregnenolone, I have some in stock. You can contact me off list for more info. On the progesterone cream, someone in your area must have it. It is sooo common. Do you live in an extremely small town, or something? On the ovarian cyst. . .serrapeptase is recommended by knowlegable doctors. It digests it nicely. I'm glad you are waiting on the surgery. You might find that you don't need it, if you can turn this around on your own. Blessings Donna G & K Murray wrote: > > Hi Donna, > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. > > I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had > put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week > before the bleedind started. > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 From what Dr. Lee says, oral progesterone doesn't work as well as topical, as the body breaks it down too fast. On the pregnenolone, I have some in stock. You can contact me off list for more info. On the progesterone cream, someone in your area must have it. It is sooo common. Do you live in an extremely small town, or something? On the ovarian cyst. . .serrapeptase is recommended by knowlegable doctors. It digests it nicely. I'm glad you are waiting on the surgery. You might find that you don't need it, if you can turn this around on your own. Blessings Donna G & K Murray wrote: > > Hi Donna, > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. > > I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had > put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week > before the bleedind started. > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2007 Report Share Posted March 28, 2007 From what Dr. Lee says, oral progesterone doesn't work as well as topical, as the body breaks it down too fast. On the pregnenolone, I have some in stock. You can contact me off list for more info. On the progesterone cream, someone in your area must have it. It is sooo common. Do you live in an extremely small town, or something? On the ovarian cyst. . .serrapeptase is recommended by knowlegable doctors. It digests it nicely. I'm glad you are waiting on the surgery. You might find that you don't need it, if you can turn this around on your own. Blessings Donna G & K Murray wrote: > > Hi Donna, > > Excess blood flow is from excess estrogen. Progesterone should balance it. > > I am under the impression that this is the problem as well. The Dr had > put me on progesterone pills and I had started them about the week > before the bleedind started. > > I have never seen pregnenolone or progesterone cream at my health food > store. I have looked in the past, but I do not buy anything over the > internet. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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