What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Premenopause is packed with sensible solutions that work and cutting-edge revelations on women’s health… an indispensable guide. -Earl Mindell, R.PH., PH.D, Author of The Vitamin Bible. Balance your hormones and your life from thirty to fifty. John R. Lee, M.D., Jesse Hanley, M.D., and Virginia Hopkins. Bestselling authors of What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause. Important Information on natural progesterone. I’m too young for menopause-so why do I feel like this? You could be experiencing unexplained weight gain… fatigue… mood swings… loss of libido… fibroids… tender of lumpy breasts… endometriosis… PMS… infertility… memory loss… migraines… very heavy or light periods… cold hands and feet… or a combination of these symptoms. You may have been told they’re nothing or stress, or even menopause - and offered surgery, antidepressants, or prescription hormones. But the startling truth is that you may be suffering from premenopause syndrome - and there are simple, safe solutions. When John Lee wrote the groundbreaking What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause, younger women started asking if natural progesterone could help them, too. In this book Dr. Lee, now with women’s health expert Jesse Hanley, M.D., brings you a revolutionary nonprescription Balance Program to restore your gynecological health, energy, and sex drive - and even slow the aging process before menopause, and beyond. John R. Lee, M.D., is retired from private practice after thirty years and now teaches medical professionals and lay audiences about hormone balance and health. Jesse Hanley, M.D., is the medical director of Malibu Health Center and Malibu Health & Rehabilitation. Virginia Hopkins, M.A., is a medical writer specializing in women’s health and nutrition.
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A groundbreaking book on womens physical and emotional well-being, Womens Bodies, Womens Wisdom has become a classic, with more than 1.25 million copies in print. Here in this revised edition is the most up-to-date information available on womens health issues. Womens Bodies, Womens Wisdom Christiane Northrups vision of mind-body wellness has received an extraordinary response from women all over the world. Womens Bodies, Womens Wisdom powerfully demonstrates that when women change the basic conditions of their lives that lead to health problems, they heal faster, more completely, and with far fewer medical interventions. Dr. Northrup brings us vital information about the best techniques of Western medicine and the best alternative therapies, showing how to incorporate both into a complementary whole. She guides readers through the entire range of womens health problems and offers innovative, positive perspectives on normal processes, such as menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause. This edition includes: A nutrition chapter emphasizing individual dietary needs and body chemistry Information on improving fertility after age 35–and how to cut the risk of C-section by 50 percent A comprehensive program for menopause, including how to decide whether natural hormone replacement is right for you Holistic ways to prepare and heal faster if surgery is necessary Plus dozens of natural treatments and a wealth of hard-to-find health care resources Filled with dramatic case histories from her medical practice in Maine, Womens Bodies, Womens Wisdom is contemporary medicine at its best, combining new technologies with natural remedies and the miraculous healing powers within the body itself. About Christiane Northrup, M.D. Christiane Northrup, M.D., trained at Dartmouth Medical School and Tufts New England Medical Center before cofounding the Women to Women health care center in Yarmouth, Maine, which became a model for womens clinics nationwide. She is board-certified in
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Dr. Alfonso F. Del Granado, MD., Chicago
Endometriosis, Infertility (Infertilidad)
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I found out about 2 years ago that I have endometriosis. 3 months after finding out, I was referred to an infertility specialist who diagnosed me with PCOS also. The specialist wanted to do surgery to either try to clear the tubes or to remove them if they were in bad shape. I had the surgery and was scheduled for an xray dye test a month later. He did not remove my tubes, but said that one was open and the other was possibly blocked still. He wanted the dye test done to see if I had a blockage closer to the uterus which would entail a more difficult surgery. When I went in for the xray dye test, he showed up an hour late, asked me why I was there, who did my surgery and was anybody else there. He did the test and within 5 seconds said to have my tubes removed. I was very upset. I went back to my obgyn and he said he would contact someone else for me. He called me a week later and said the three of them decided I should remove my tubes. I haven't made a decision yet, what should I do?
Having surgery of any type is something you should make sure is absolutely necessary before doing. I agree, get a second and even third qualified opinion. I however believe that if your main problem is just that you can not conceive, then leave your tubes in tact. Only have them removed if it is of a health issue. When the time comes that you decide you want children, there are so many other options available to you, so don't let that be a concern right now. Your health is the most important issue. Good Luck and God Bless
PCOS affects women of every age. You probably know someone who has this syndrome. It affects daughters, sisters, mothers, aunts, nieces, grandaughters, friends, lovers, wives.
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I am due to go in for a laparoscopy for my infertility on July 2nd. The doctors can't find any reason why I am not getting pregnant, so they want to check for endometriosis and remove any they see. He told me there is a 4-5 day recovery. I would love to hear from some ladies who have had this procedure done. Did it have any beneficial effects towards conception? Was it really painful? Any answers would be GREATLY appreciated!
I had a laparoscopy in April this year. It is not particularly painful. Basically they go into the abdomen through some tiny incisions in your navel and just above the bikini line. They then extend your abdomen with gas, so that they can see what they are doing. The doc will then insert his hi-tech tools and do what he needs to do. If there is endometriosis, they can remove it (this is what happened to me).
Afterwards, the only major discomfort is from the gas that they use to extend your abdomen - it may cause you shoulder pain. Otherwise, the incisions are closed with 1 stitch each. You may experience mild discomfort (like light period pains) in your lower abdomen. After a day or two, you will be up and about again.
It takes a while for your period to resume (mine took 10 weeks!) but thereafter you will be ready to ttc again.
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Womens’ Health Practice Clinical Research Division of Champaign Illinios is seeking Women of ages 18 to 38 for Infertility Study. Must have irregular menstrual cycles, male partner
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