Estrogen is one of the most important female hormones. When the estrogen in the body drops below a certain value, it is called estrogen deficiency.
This condition often occurs in women after menopause; however, due to the recent dramatic changes in the living environment, women often experience estrogen deficiency before menopause.
However, due to recent changes in the living environment, women often suffer from estrogen deficiency before menopause.
As a result, women's menstrual periods become chaotic and unpredictable.
More and more reports show that many women stop menstruating around the age of forty, which also causes women to be more prone to diseases such as heart disease.
We have developed a series of preventive and therapeutic methods especially for this type of disease:
| 1 | Eating Disorders | 7 | Thyroid malfunction |
| 2 | Heavy metal injuries | 8 | Genetic disorders |
| 3 | Excessive exercise | 9 | Estrogen production enzyme |
| 4 | Pituitary disorders | 10 | Testicular damage |
| 5 | Low body fat | 11 | Testicular deficiency |
| 6 | Menopause | 12 | Drug effects |
depression
anxiety
insomnia
hot flashes
night sweats
headache / migraine
unstable mood
easily fatigued
Rapid heartbeat
decreased sexual desire
loss of concentration
memory loss
pain in the back and joints
dry eyes, skin, vagina
Vaginal tract and bladder infections easily
Easily feel pain during sexual intercourse
| 1 | Pre-operative syndrome | This syndrome includes both physical and psychological problems. Arms and legs may become edematous, along with symptoms of depression, irritability, anxiety, changeability, and chest tightness. |
| 2 | Can't Ovulation | Insufficient estrogen can cause non-ovulation or inability to ovulate, mainly due to the loss of ovarian function or the inability of the ovaries to expel eggs. |
| 3 | Menstrual disorders | Unstable estrogen can cause delayed or early ovulation, thus affecting the normalcy of the entire cycle |
| 4 | Infertility | Estrogen plays a very important role in the ability to get pregnant and whether the pregnancy is normal. |
| 5 | Urinary tract infection | Urinary tract infections are often a major problem for women. This is due to the decrease in estrogen, which gives bacteria a higher chance to escape into the bladder. |
| 6 | Menopause | After menopause, a woman's body does not store any eggs, so no eggs are released, and the ovaries do not produce estrogen and luteinizing hormone. |
| 7 | Heart Disease | Women are generally less likely to get cardiovascular disease than men, but after menopause, when estrogen becomes less, the chance of getting cardiovascular disease increases greatly. |
| 8 | Low sexual desire | Lower estrogen can lead to lower libido, vaginal atrophy, vaginal dryness, poor clitoral sensitivity, weight gain, unstable temperament, and fatigue. |
| 9 | Neurological disorders | High levels of estrogen can balance women's movement and emotions, protecting women from injuries caused by impulse |
| 10 | Migraine headache | Migraine is often accompanied by a decrease in estrogen, so maintaining estrogen levels in women can prevent migraine and other uncomfortable phenomena. |
track your estrogen levels on a regular and long-term basis
determine that your estrogen levels are decreasing
determine that you have three (or more) symptoms of estrogen deficiency
confirm that the thyroid and pituitary glands are functioning normally
confirm that other hormone and heavy metal levels are within normal limits
improve diet
estrogen supplementation
supplementation with luteinizing hormone
Stem cell therapy
