Welcome to the crazy party. Also just LOL at the above. At least you know what to expect.
Try to use creams not tablets. Estrogen tablets go through the liver which then increases clotting factors increasing your risk of blood clots and also cancers from the metabolic byproducts. There's still risks from skin creams but they are much lower.
Also hope you're still combining it with a good anti-androgen. One does not replace the other.
Sounds on topic
Have you had your TSH numbers checked pre- pregnancy? Any facial hair? Do you hold on to wieght? Do you get cold easy? Cold feet and hands? Ever check your temperature ? Here's a great presentation on everything your talking about, and could gain some insight
I think we're twins lol besides deference in sex and the bun in the oven were very similar. Fast metabolism, look young (minus hairloss), no weight issue's, labs good but lower estrodiol. I've had some amazing regrowth. You ever supplement ionic trace minerals. I'm thinking, with our fast motabolism we might not absorb all the nutrients, and end up with digestive issues from endotoxin. So easly digestible nutrient dense food with less unsoulble fiber helps me. Taking dustasturide not only limits my dht but maybe more beneficially raises my estrogen conversion. I'm waiting for my metergoline which should lower my prolactin, cortisol and other stress hormones. But interestingly enough your prolactin should be through ruff but on other forms I've read of girls having luck with lowering there prolactin. Though they obviously were not pregnant and doing so would not be advised due to breastfeeding. I'm just rambling now lol here's a article you might find interesting. I wish you luck and remember take lots of pics they grow up so fast =)Thank you very much for your feedback.
Unfortunately I did look into all of the "easy fix" possibilities. My diet is good, iron and vitamin D are good, thyroid is normal, I am thin and active and have a very fast metabolism. I actually have great genetics and am healthy and look a lot younger than I am (except for my goddamn hair loss).
My hormones were all (before pregnancy) normal, though my estrogen and progesterone were on the low ends of normal. From what I can tell, I inherited pattern baldness from my father who balded from his early 20s on.
The fact that being pregnant has regrown almost all my hair makes me believe that hormones are the main factor in my hair loss. But without a doctor' advice I'll just be buying random creams off Amazon and slathering them on in random amounts. But if there's any chance that something so simple could tide me over until a real treatment comes out, I can't ignore the chance.
Thanks again for your time, I really appreciate it. You've already been kinder and more helpful than 3 separate doctors I've seen
You could get dht cream for your breasts
Another woman, yay! This gives me hope for natural hormone replacement. I had menopausal level female sex hormones which essentially (along with genetics) caused my hair loss. I’ve only really just started using bio hormones but my body has already normalised very quickly after a week of some pain and bleeding. I’m still losing a crate of hair each day but my hairline looks a little better and my acne is drying out. My sporadic bleeding has also totally stopped. I use 6mg estradiol with 100mg progesterone each day, and I also rub estriol onto my face and hairline twice a day. I can’t say how much, I just eyeball it now. I do also use minoxidil, dutasteride, topical antiandrogens and some other weird stuff but that’s all out since you’re pregnant and soon will be breastfeeding. I would go and see your gyn or obgyn before you try anything though anyway. Good luck my love!Thank you very much for your feedback.
Unfortunately I did look into all of the "easy fix" possibilities. My diet is good, iron and vitamin D are good, thyroid is normal, I am thin and active and have a very fast metabolism. I actually have great genetics and am healthy and look a lot younger than I am (except for my goddamn hair loss).
My hormones were all (before pregnancy) normal, though my estrogen and progesterone were on the low ends of normal. From what I can tell, I inherited pattern baldness from my father who balded from his early 20s on.
The fact that being pregnant has regrown almost all my hair makes me believe that hormones are the main factor in my hair loss. But without a doctor' advice I'll just be buying random creams off Amazon and slathering them on in random amounts. But if there's any chance that something so simple could tide me over until a real treatment comes out, I can't ignore the chance.
Thanks again for your time, I really appreciate it. You've already been kinder and more helpful than 3 separate doctors I've seen
What dose were you using?
What's your vendor for Baicalin?
