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Features of estrosense
Estrosense like every womensense product out there is a formula for balancing hormones and it is an essentially female product. It is manufactured according to one of the highest international standards; the Canadian government standard of good manufacturing practices. It is 100% natural and so it lacks additives like artificial sweeteners and preservatives, yeast, soy or wheat. It however contains silica, cellulose, magnesium stearate and the vegetarian capsule that comprises of purified water and modified cellulose. The recommended dosage or use of estrosense by women in the USA is 2 capsules in a day usually to be taken with meals. One can also take up to 4 capsules daily or as directed by their health care giver.
Uses of estrosense
Below are some of the uses of estrosense; the ideal womensense for women in the USA
· Healthy hormonal balance: We have already stated that it is good for managing any woman who is experiencing hormonal imbalance
· Premenstrual Syndrome: From sore breasts to tender nipples, estrosense is ideal for women with distressing PMS symptoms
· Dietary supplement: It can also be used as a good dietary supplement for women in the USA.
· Painful Periods: Estrosense can put an end to your painful periods
About Vitasave:
You can purchase Estrosense in the USA at any store where natural women health products are sold. The best place to buy this supplement is vitasave.ca, which is one of the largest and the most trustworthy online vitamins and supplements retail stores in Canada. Serving customers with pride for more than a decade, vitasave is one of the best places to buy high quality and natural supplements at the best prices and free shipping . Higher discounts are also available when you buy from us.
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Here is an article about tiny white bumps that appear on the vagina. It provides a lot of information about causes and classifications of these tiny white dots, but it says that given the multitude of possible causes of bumps or lesions in the genital area, it is important to have them examined by a GYN or other healthcare provider to ensure proper treatment.
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If you think that there is a chance that you might be pregnant (even though you tested negative on a home pregnancy test), then the only way to confirm if you are pregnant is to get tested at your doctor's office.
Click here to read more about pregnancy symptoms.
Click here to read about the 8 early signs of pregnancy.
It says here that it is still possible for you to be pregnant even if you test negative. They recommend to wait one week if your period still has not started and to test again. If the repeat test is negative, probably you are not pregnant, but you should talk to your health professional about why you are not having periods.
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I'm so sorry to hear of your recent miscarriage. My thoughts are with you during this time ((hugs)).
I would call your doctor and ask if that is normal. It is a possibility that you had tissue discharge but you were unable to see it because of your period. Regardless, give a quick call to your doctor to make sure!
In the meantime, here are some links to information on WebMD that might be able to help.
Miscarriage - Home Treatment
Miscarriage - Topic Overview
D and C (Dilation and Curettage)
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Have you discussed having your hormone levels checked with your OB-gyn?
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And try these links for help with a YI.
http://www.myhomeremedies.com/static/yeast-infections.html
http://www.naturecures.co.uk/fungi.htm
http://www.midwiferytoday.com/articles/garlic.asp
See how you get on with these, there all natural ways of help. OK
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If you notice excessive hair loss over an extended period of time (or if it is falling out in clumps), it is always a good idea to see your doctor -- as a medical condition could be to blame. I saw my doctor and was tested for hypothyroidism among other things, which came back negative. My hair loss was seemingly caused by high anxiety levels and some vitamin deficiencies, which I have taken steps to improve and have seen positive results with my hair.
If you are struggling with hair loss, this slideshow is a good place to begin gathering information, understand what normal vs. abnormal hair loss is, and familiarize yourself with treatment options that may be available to you.View Thread



Hair loss (to an extent) is a fairly common thing after giving birth. This article has some information and explains that during pregnancy higher estrogen levels keep your hair from falling out at its normal rate, so after pregnancy when those levels return to normal, your hair falls out to kind of play catch up if you will. While estrogen levels could explain your hair loss, it's always a good idea to bring this up to your doctor if you haven't already.
Have you seen (or thought about seeing) a dermatologist to hopefully help diagnose what the rash you are seeing is?
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http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/menorrhagia/basics/treatment/con-20021959
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I was trying to conceive for 2 years with no success, which led to the break down of my marriage.
For pretty much as long as i can remember i had spotting 4-5 days before my period. Brown and stringy. Throughout my time TTC my Specialist couldn't find a reason for this.
I went back last week for a follow up app and he said that my Uterine lining was very thick for someone who was currently on their period so has booked me in for a Hysteroscopy.
I immediately asked him if he is worried about "cancer" and he said he wasn't worried at all as Cancer shows up different on an ultrasound. My ultrasound shows that my lining was uniformly thick. No black spots. Just thick.
I have had a laproscopy which found that everything was healthy, not endo, no cysts, nothing.
I'm confused with what else this could be.
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