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**prehighaltitudesjj** · 07-19-2012, 02:45 PM

aww, I try my best

Not sure what the gyno's opinion is about that, they usually like to poison women with medical grade estrogen that tends to make matters worse. This cream is a so-called bio-identical hormone so it's natural. The idea behind is that it balances out a possible estrogen dominance, and too much of the latter is what's supposedly causing these typical PMS symptoms. See, the *proper* way forward is to get a sex hormone panel (estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, SHBG) done to see whether you are estrogen dominant (which I didn't do), interestingly, I recently came across an article that said it's less important how HIGH the estrogen level is but more important how LOW the progesterone level is. Apparently these 2 hormones should be in balance so using the cream would level out the difference. There are several posts on here, search for progesterone (cream)

07-19-2012, 02:45 PM	#5
prehighaltitudesjj Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 494 Senior Member	aww, I try my best Not sure what the gyno's opinion is about that, they usually like to poison women with medical grade estrogen that tends to make matters worse. This cream is a so-called bio-identical hormone so it's natural. The idea behind is that it balances out a possible estrogen dominance, and too much of the latter is what's supposedly causing these typical PMS symptoms. See, the proper way forward is to get a sex hormone panel (estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, SHBG) done to see whether you are estrogen dominant (which I didn't do), interestingly, I recently came across an article that said it's less important how HIGH the estrogen level is but more important how LOW the progesterone level is. Apparently these 2 hormones should be in balance so using the cream would level out the difference. There are several posts on here, search for progesterone (cream)
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