Frens, I’m basically at my breaking point.
I am in my late 20s. I have been struggling with almost undetectable levels of multiple hormones since 2014. I am worried about my fertility. My body continues to deteriorate and doctors just want to shove the birth control pill at me and send me on my way.
Does anyone know of any doctors that might be able to help? Or have performed miracles in the past? I have prayed and prayed and prayed and things simply continue to get worse. My family refuses to help me find assistance even though I’m a dependent on their insurance. I can’t continue on like this for much longer.
Thanks for any leads you can provide.
Bio- identical hormones from a compounding pharmacy. Find a good naturopath. And get some bloodwork done.
Best wishes…
If you have any implanted medical devices, such as breast implants, they can affect hormones as well...find yourself a good naturopathic doctor. They will be able to help in this area....
Honestly, I’m no expert but that sounds like something ivermectin could solve. Try a small dose to begin with, then steadily increase if it’s not doing the trick.
Find yourself a recommended endocrinologist. FYI, men and women share the same hormones, just in different amounts. Don't let the fact that your labs show male hormones (?) necessarily cause you anxiety.
It's not uncommon for diagnoses to take years, and the attitude of your doctor is a good part of the reason.
Best wishes.
Go to the Nutritional Therapy Association website. Find someone in your area. They will be able to show you and tell you what is going on with your body and your nutrition.
They are selling courses only.
If a person wanted to go through all that, they would already be some kind of doctor....
As an add on to what others have said: work on yourself spiritually as well - focus on decalcifying your pineal gland.
Get rid of toothpaste with fluoride, only drink filtered water, and meditate 5 minutes every day with complete silence, taking in sounds around you.
Decalcifying your pineal gland should actually help balance your hormones, not to mention the boosts you will get spiritually. More energy, motivation, less depression, less anxiety, more prone to suscept bullshit.
On top of that just focus on eating really healthy. Most chemical imbalances IMO can be fixed with eating proper meals and taking vitamin supplements where needed.
Look up Dr. Christopher Hobbs see if you can find a reputable herbalist. Usually herbal medicines and diet can deal with many of the more puzzling issues in the body or at least give you things to implement and try.
A lot of good advice on here. for myself i have a very low functioning thyroid & hashimotos. hormone replacement with pills never worked so I just dealt with it for over a decade. My test was also very low recently and they wanted me on replacements... anyways talked to an endocrinolgist, and really went over it with her and requested that we focused on thyroid first as i reminded her that test is effected by thyroid. Well now theres a new formulation - tirosint. It actually works, I just couldnt properly extract the thyroid from the pill form. Figure out as much as you can and help the doctor yo have available, be the doctor you need. I tried looking all over for the specialists / book writers etc, and wasn't practically possible, so i read and learned as much as i could and i talk to doctors like im the manager and theyre the specialist giving me info.
Thanks for sharing. Glad you’re finally seeing some improvement.
Got some relief from tirosint when I was on it. Hoping for compounded soon since insurance won’t cover either. Side note: Pfizer bought out Armour and didn’t really announce it; Tirosint is kind of the only synthetic out there that isn’t packed with all of the gunk in the others, and the only alternative to Armour I’ve found can raise my levels.
Since you mentioned you have Hashi’s—you may want to try going gluten free. I got rid of all my antibodies by doing so after doing some research. My originally endo was skeptical it would work, but it did. Now I’m just trying to find help for an underactive pituitary lol.
youre right on gluten free, I did that for awhile and my antibodies went lower but they were always still very high. I really do need to do it again.
Good luck and I can certainly relate to how debilitating it can be when your hormones arent correct.
Part of the great awakening is a break away from big pharma. Big pharma wants her to take birth control pills and fuck off, but she knows and we know that all that does is fuck with your hormones in unpredictable and seemingly random ways
Sasquatch and flat earth are not relevant and are not tolerated here.
Q says the earth is a globe, as does common sense and logic
And it's always prompty removed if you notify the mods.
Deport -> off topic.
Mods are on top of their game here
We’ve been talking a lot about how the vaccines can affect menstrual cycles and male & female fertility.
I figured some on this board may have discovered resources for people who are struggling with these issues even if they aren’t vaccine related.
Also has to do with the medical system being absolutely atrocious.
How are your vitamin d levels?
"Vitamin D deficiency is very common in women of reproductive age (1, 2). The physiological role of vitamin D in reproduction remains ambiguous. Early animal experiments found that 25(OH)D deficiency rats showed a compromised mating behavior, reduced fertility rates, decreased litter sizes and impaired neonatal growth, suggested the importance of vitamin D in reproduction (3–5). In human, low maternal vitamin D status has been associated with adverse maternal and fetal outcomes, including preeclampsia (6, 7), gestational diabetes mellitus (8, 9), small for gestational age (10) low birth weight (11).
Vitamin D appears to function through a single vitamin D receptor (VDR), which also has been identified in human female several reproductive tissues (12). Several studies reported that vitamin D deficiency affects both insulin secretion and insulin resistance. Insulin resistance is a hallmark of the polycystic ovarian syndrome, one of the most common endocrine disorders that affects reproductive age women (13–16)."
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fendo.2021.666687/full
Above 70.
Detox, look up vax detox protocols, the alternative drs have been working, check out Dr Christiane Northrup..ob gyne,
Find a good naturopath & Classical Chinese Medicine acupuncturist... you may need to detox, fast & then re diet, keto or other no carb diet, acupuncture & chinese herbs can balance the endocrine system, eg, hormones.. takes a while,safer, cheaper than petro chem meds
Hi, I went to a clinical herbalist some years ago. The doctors wanted to put me on hormone replacement therapy and I refused. The clinical herbalist was able to regulate my hormones and other aspects of my health and today I'm doing great. Don't know where you are located, but you can find a clinical herbalist in most major cities in the U.S. Best of health to you
You may want to find a Functional Medicine Doctor near you. A neighbor of mine is one, and they want to get to the root of the issue in each person they treat. I was amazed at the wealth of knowledge they have & are willing to follow data on treatments. Also they look at what is wrong with your gut & try to being balance back to it.
Never had any other doctor want to run the bloodwork/panels this guy does. They are a autoimmune patients best friend from some of the stuff I found on this forum.
Oh, I see one already. She just can’t do hormone replacement. Absolutely incredible but won’t treat what she doesn’t know.
Fair enough. Wish I could be more help.
All good fren. Just responding was helpful.