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    Help for Anovulatory Androgen Excess (AAE)—Challenge PCOS!

    Daily Progesterone therapy
    Fertility
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    Stopping Estrogen Treatment (Sometimes called “HRT”)

    Daily Progesterone therapy
    Estrogen treatment
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    WHI, Five Years Later–WHY no Change

    Breast cancer
    Estrogen treatment
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    The Death of Hormone Replacement Therapy — Why and how to use Ovarian Hormone Therapy

    Breast cancer
    Daily Progesterone therapy

Glossary

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  • Kegel exercises

    Involve tightening and holding the muscles used during urination to strengthen them and treat incontinence. May also enhance sexual pleasure.

  • Primary Ovarian Insufficiency (POI)

    This means that evidences of reproductive aging have begun in a woman who is younger than the expected ages (<35 for perimenopause or <40 for menopause) for this to happen. It can be effectively treated; spontaneous fertility is possible for at least two of every 10 women and likely more using post-LH peak cyclic progesterone treatment.

    Although we usually cannot find a clear reason, POI may be caused by cancer treatments, genetic or autoimmune issues. It often starts with heavy flow, night sweats and increased problems with sleep and premenstrual symptoms. Making a diagnosis is hard and often women seek help for years before they have a clear diagnosis and effective treatment. CeMCOR believes that POI can be diagnosed while a woman still has regular cycles; you can assess if you notice any three new experiences out of the nine typical changes of Very Early Perimenopause http://www.cemcor.ubc.ca/resources/how-can-i-tell-i-am-perimenopause. If cycles have stopped for three or more months, then the diagnosis can be made by two elevated FSH levels taken in the first three days of flow a month apart.

    POI used to be called “Early Menopause” or “Premature Ovarian Failure.”

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