22-12-2011, 18:11
Its possible your estrogens are converting to testosterone and then to DHT(case with me). Its also possible its testosterone not converting over to estrogen but instead, to DHT.
Your profile looked similar to mine and believe it or not, I had Higher estradiol levels! I was on fenugreek, Wonderup and soy. I stopped all of that I was taking and I breaked from all supplements for 4 years.
Small amounts of progesterone only may help you balance it all out if you are lacking there.
An abudance of estrogen/testosterone free flowing in your blood may mean your pituitary,thyroid and adrenals are out of balance and they can't keep up with doing their job to convert. DHEA sounds like a factor here. And I agree, I wouldn't take PM during Luteal.
I would take flax, DIM, and some form of liver cleansing if your are not taking it already. And some how get that DHEA down. So don't take anything like Maca.
PCOS and Hirsuitism are common side effect. It doesn't mean you will be this way but hormonal fluctuations affect people differently so now would be a good time to pay attention to how you feel.
I believe you can fix it. It's not that bad.
Your profile looked similar to mine and believe it or not, I had Higher estradiol levels! I was on fenugreek, Wonderup and soy. I stopped all of that I was taking and I breaked from all supplements for 4 years.
Small amounts of progesterone only may help you balance it all out if you are lacking there.
An abudance of estrogen/testosterone free flowing in your blood may mean your pituitary,thyroid and adrenals are out of balance and they can't keep up with doing their job to convert. DHEA sounds like a factor here. And I agree, I wouldn't take PM during Luteal.
I would take flax, DIM, and some form of liver cleansing if your are not taking it already. And some how get that DHEA down. So don't take anything like Maca.
PCOS and Hirsuitism are common side effect. It doesn't mean you will be this way but hormonal fluctuations affect people differently so now would be a good time to pay attention to how you feel.
I believe you can fix it. It's not that bad.