6 More Hazardous Signs of Low Estrogen Your Doctor Still Misses | Solo
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What are the early signs of low estrogen that women should not ignore?
On this episode of the Dr. Tina Show, I'm going to be sharing with you six signs and symptoms that your estrogen may be low. And this really is a part two because I've already done a part one going over some of the most obvious signs and symptoms that most doctors don't even realize. So let's jump in. You are tuned into the Dr. Tina Show with Dr. Tina Moore. For more, visit drtina.com. All right, so for part one, I went over several signs and symptoms that your estrogen may be declining that your doctors really aren't aware of. These are not popular symptoms, but they are actually very, very common. And so you can go back and listen to part one of this. I highly encourage you to because it's gonna resonate with a lot of you.
But we're gonna move on to part two because several of these have popped up with clients and patients of mine and myself included. And I wanted to make sure to go over them because many of you, really think that, oh, low estrogen means hot flashes and that's it, right? The hot flashes haven't started.
How can sleep disturbances indicate hormonal changes in women?
I'm still menstruating. I'm fine. That is not the case. And data has shown what I have been trying to tell women for decades, which is get your estrogen checked and handled long before you think you need to. I'm talking in your 30s and 40s. Get your estrogen checked and handled long before you think you need to.
What does alcohol intolerance reveal about estrogen levels?
The data has come out very clearly in the past few years that your risk of several disease processes and bone density issues are going to be mitigated with starting estrogen within the magic window, which... I believe in several studies are starting to lean towards and many clinicians are starting to get on the tip of, which is before you stop menstruating, before you are full on into menopause.
Why are migraines in women often linked to hormonal issues?
The signs and symptoms that I deal with every single day, personally, with my patients and clients, listening to my followers,
What does frequent urination signify about estrogen levels?
These things are happening long before the period stops, all right? So if I waited personally until my period stopped, I would be in a complete nightmare situation right now. There's no version of that that I want for you, for me, for any of us. I know that estrogen therapy has been sort of all the rage. I completely acknowledge the fact that there is this situation
How does skin health reflect estrogen status in women?
seemingly strong movement to medicalize menopause. I don't agree with that.
What role does estrogen play in hair health and loss?
I don't think that's really what's happening. I think there are several very well-intentioned doctors, particularly some with very large followings, who are very excited about the fact that they are making huge changes, and we all are excited, that I am, that they're making huge changes to how menopause is understood and handled in this country. That said, since the black box warning, thank God, came off of estrogen, we now have a worldwide shortage of estrogen transdermal patches is what I'm understanding. That's what I'm hearing. A lot of women are being prescribed the estrogen pill, which I'm not a fan of. I'm not going to go into all of that here. I actually am developing a course where I'm going to cover all of that for you.
But the bottom line is,
How can low estrogen levels affect dental health in aging women?
Women are asking for it. Doctors are starting to actually prescribe it without fear. Thank God. But that said, I think a lot of women are still being made to wait. So without going into testing and when you should test and what you should test and how you should do this, find yourself a hormone literate doctor, not someone who just started a few weeks ago when the black box warning came off, but somebody who's actually literate at this, who's been doing it a while. This is not something you learn in a weekend course. This is something that takes years to hone. If you're a sensitive individual, if you have histamine issues, et cetera, go back and listen to that episode I did all about histamine. There are people who don't tolerate standard dosing of hormones.
That doesn't mean it's not for you. And it doesn't mean that you can't handle estrogen or that you don't need estrogen. If you are somebody who has had estrogen positive breast cancer, or you've had any kind of cancer in the past, and you've been told you're not a candidate, please go back and listen to my episode.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the early signs of low estrogen that women should not ignore?
0:00–1:03
2
How can sleep disturbances indicate hormonal changes in women?
1:03–1:24
3
What does alcohol intolerance reveal about estrogen levels?
1:24–1:49
4
Why are migraines in women often linked to hormonal issues?
1:49–1:58
5
What does frequent urination signify about estrogen levels?
1:58–2:20
6
How does skin health reflect estrogen status in women?
2:20–2:26
7
What role does estrogen play in hair health and loss?
2:26–3:11
8
How can low estrogen levels affect dental health in aging women?
3:11–45:25
Speakers
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