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The absence of regular periods and the presence of a polyp are all linked to the health of your own hair. Have you visited a medical facility to have the polyp removed?

Hello! I have read your message. I would like to ask you a personal question: are your periods regular? And do you have them?

Dandruff or dryness is caused by low progesterone levels relative to other hormonal groups.

Androgenic alopecia can be triggered by stress; many people experience stress prior to the onset of the condition. It is worth noting that cortisol is also considered a male hormone. When cortisol levels are elevated, progesterone levels drop—falling to the very bottom relative to cortisol and...

Many men begin to experience hair loss associated with the onset of androgenetic alopecia following periods of stress. If they fail to take action, the hair loss worsens—progressing from Norwood 1 to Norwood 2. I link male androgenetic alopecia to a drop in progesterone levels—the "calmness...

You should take a course of it; you're under stress, and that means elevated cortisol levels.

If you have dandruff, this already indicates that the hormonal balance is disturbed and shifted towards cortisol.

It says so on the packaging, take it for 30 days, then take a break and repeat.

Because cortisol needs to be lowered and progesterone should predominate.

Buy a vitamin B complex and magnesium from a pharmacy. Take it for 30 days. Take a break and then repeat the course for 30 days.

You need B vitamins and magnesium to produce the hormone progesterone, which will lower the stress hormone cortisol.

Dandruff is a sign of an imbalance in your hormonal system. It is 100% due to elevated levels of the stress hormone cortisol. I experienced this myself during my school years.

Which medication is used for hormone replacement therapy?

On estradiol, there is practically no hair loss; at most, up to five hairs come out when washing.

A vitamin B6 deficiency impairs the liver's ability to eliminate processed estrogens. Weaker estrogens, such as estrone and estriol, will block newly administered estradiol from binding to the receptor. You need B6 for the liver to clear processed estrogens, yet spironolactone clearly interferes...