#progesterone — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #progesterone, aggregated by home.social.
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@Pixel_Dailies I've been playing with this design for a while but never put color to it to now. It very roughly depicts an estrogen-progesterone lunar cycle.
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Saps que el noguer (fulles) és una de les poques plantes contenen progesterona bioidèntica en quantitats importants?
Per això és un remei per desequilibris del cicle menstrual, ajudar a portar millor l'adaptació a un nou equilibri hormonal durant la perimenopausa, casos d'hipotiroïdisme (en que predominança d'estrògens i dèficit de progesterona solen ser un factor clau) i en algunes migranyes entre d'altres.
Quan més en contenen és a la tardor, i quan més convenen és en la fase lútea, que segons la MTM, tenen la mateixa energètica (són períodes anàlegs dels cicles de la Vida).
La millor forma d'aprofitar-la és en oleat o en tintura d'alta graduació i en aplicació sublingual o, en el cas de l'oleat, vaginal.
I es pot combinar amb plantes com l'aloc (Vitex), que ajuden a la producció de progesterona pròpia i el seu aprofitament.
Per aprendre més coses sobre les herbes remeieres de casa nostra i de la MTM, et pots apuntar a la sortida Els dons vegetals del 6/6 a Prades i al curs d'introducció a la MTM
#fitohormones #progesterone #menopausa #menopausia #juglans #etnobotanica #fitoterapia #hormonal #tiroides #saluthormonal #saludhormonal
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Saps que el noguer (fulles) és una de les poques plantes contenen progesterona bioidèntica en quantitats importants?
Per això és un remei per desequilibris del cicle menstrual, ajudar a portar millor l'adaptació a un nou equilibri hormonal durant la perimenopausa, casos d'hipotiroïdisme (en que predominança d'estrògens i dèficit de progesterona solen ser un factor clau) i en algunes migranyes entre d'altres.
Quan més en contenen és a la tardor, i quan més convenen és en la fase lútea, que segons la MTM, tenen la mateixa energètica (són períodes anàlegs dels cicles de la Vida).
La millor forma d'aprofitar-la és en oleat o en tintura d'alta graduació i en aplicació sublingual o, en el cas de l'oleat, vaginal.
I es pot combinar amb plantes com l'aloc (Vitex), que ajuden a la producció de progesterona pròpia i el seu aprofitament.
Per aprendre més coses sobre les herbes remeieres de casa nostra i de la MTM, et pots apuntar a la sortida Els dons vegetals del 6/6 a Prades i al curs d'introducció a la MTM
#fitohormones #progesterone #menopausa #menopausia #juglans #etnobotanica #fitoterapia #hormonal #tiroides #saluthormonal #saludhormonal
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Saps que el noguer (fulles) és una de les poques plantes contenen progesterona bioidèntica en quantitats importants?
Per això és un remei per desequilibris del cicle menstrual, ajudar a portar millor l'adaptació a un nou equilibri hormonal durant la perimenopausa, casos d'hipotiroïdisme (en que predominança d'estrògens i dèficit de progesterona solen ser un factor clau) i en algunes migranyes entre d'altres.
Quan més en contenen és a la tardor, i quan més convenen és en la fase lútea, que segons la MTM, tenen la mateixa energètica (són períodes anàlegs dels cicles de la Vida).
La millor forma d'aprofitar-la és en oleat o en tintura d'alta graduació i en aplicació sublingual o, en el cas de l'oleat, vaginal.
I es pot combinar amb plantes com l'aloc (Vitex), que ajuden a la producció de progesterona pròpia i el seu aprofitament.
Per aprendre més coses sobre les herbes remeieres de casa nostra i de la MTM, et pots apuntar a la sortida Els dons vegetals del 6/6 a Prades i al curs d'introducció a la MTM
#fitohormones #progesterone #menopausa #menopausia #juglans #etnobotanica #fitoterapia #hormonal #tiroides #saluthormonal #saludhormonal
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Saps que el noguer (fulles) és una de les poques plantes contenen progesterona bioidèntica en quantitats importants?
Per això és un remei per desequilibris del cicle menstrual, ajudar a portar millor l'adaptació a un nou equilibri hormonal durant la perimenopausa, casos d'hipotiroïdisme (en que predominança d'estrògens i dèficit de progesterona solen ser un factor clau) i en algunes migranyes entre d'altres.
Quan més en contenen és a la tardor, i quan més convenen és en la fase lútea, que segons la MTM, tenen la mateixa energètica (són períodes anàlegs dels cicles de la Vida).
La millor forma d'aprofitar-la és en oleat o en tintura d'alta graduació i en aplicació sublingual o, en el cas de l'oleat, vaginal.
I es pot combinar amb plantes com l'aloc (Vitex), que ajuden a la producció de progesterona pròpia i el seu aprofitament.
Per aprendre més coses sobre les herbes remeieres de casa nostra i de la MTM, et pots apuntar a la sortida Els dons vegetals del 6/6 a Prades i al curs d'introducció a la MTM
#fitohormones #progesterone #menopausa #menopausia #juglans #etnobotanica #fitoterapia #hormonal #tiroides #saluthormonal #saludhormonal
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Saps que el noguer (fulles) és una de les poques plantes contenen progesterona bioidèntica en quantitats importants?
Per això és un remei per desequilibris del cicle menstrual, ajudar a portar millor l'adaptació a un nou equilibri hormonal durant la perimenopausa, casos d'hipotiroïdisme (en que predominança d'estrògens i dèficit de progesterona solen ser un factor clau) i en algunes migranyes entre d'altres.
Quan més en contenen és a la tardor, i quan més convenen és en la fase lútea, que segons la MTM, tenen la mateixa energètica (són períodes anàlegs dels cicles de la Vida).
La millor forma d'aprofitar-la és en oleat o en tintura d'alta graduació i en aplicació sublingual o, en el cas de l'oleat, vaginal.
I es pot combinar amb plantes com l'aloc (Vitex), que ajuden a la producció de progesterona pròpia i el seu aprofitament.
Per aprendre més coses sobre les herbes remeieres de casa nostra i de la MTM, et pots apuntar a la sortida Els dons vegetals del 6/6 a Prades i al curs d'introducció a la MTM
#fitohormones #progesterone #menopausa #menopausia #juglans #etnobotanica #fitoterapia #hormonal #tiroides #saluthormonal #saludhormonal
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:boosts_ok_gay: Boosts appreciated!
Heyo fedi! I need some help. Does anyone know where someone could get progesterone for an affordable price?
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Low testosterone levels can cause fatigue and low energy levels in both men and women.
Read the full article: Spring Cleaning for Your Hormones: Energy Habits that Work
▸ https://lttr.ai/AqiJF#Menopause #Thyroid #Progesterone #Estrogen #SpringCleaning #EnergyHabits
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Higher stress and BMI tied to earlier puberty in girls
New research reveals how stress, body weight, and hormone patterns interact to influence when puberty begins, offering fresh…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #Androgen #bodymassindex #breastcancer #CA #Canada #cancer #endocrinology #estrogen #glucocorticoid #Hormone #Metabolism #Metabolite #Metabolites #Metabolome #progesterone #puberty #research #Steroid #stress
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Higher stress and BMI tied to earlier puberty in girls
New research reveals how stress, body weight, and hormone patterns interact to influence when puberty begins, offering fresh…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #Androgen #AU #Australia #BodyMassIndex #BreastCancer #Cancer #endocrinology #estrogen #glucocorticoid #Hormone #Metabolism #Metabolite #Metabolites #Metabolome #Progesterone #puberty #research #Steroid #stress
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/610642/ -
Higher stress and BMI tied to earlier puberty in girls
New research reveals how stress, body weight, and hormone patterns interact to influence when puberty begins, offering fresh…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #Androgen #AU #Australia #BodyMassIndex #BreastCancer #Cancer #endocrinology #estrogen #glucocorticoid #Hormone #Metabolism #Metabolite #Metabolites #Metabolome #Progesterone #puberty #research #Steroid #stress
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/437891/ Higher stress and BMI tied to earlier puberty in girls #Androgen #BodyMassIndex #BreastCancer #cancer #Éire #endocrinology #estrogen #Glucocorticoid #Health #Hormone #IE #Ireland #Metabolism #Metabolite #Metabolites #Metabolome #progesterone #puberty #Research #Steroid #Stress
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P.S.Villar et al. (2026) studied #evolutionary aspects of the #copulatoryorgan in #male #octopuses and describe it as #multifunctional organ that performs two key #functions: the #hectocotylus is a specialized tentacle that delivers #spermatophores into the #female's #mantlecavity. But the authors identified it also as #chemotactile #receptor for #progesterone during #materecognition.
©#StefanFWirthsupport me?
https://ko-fi.com/sfwirthRef
https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aec9652Figs
©S.F.Wirth,#AI assisted -
P.S.Villar et al. (2026) studied #evolutionary aspects of the #copulatoryorgan in #male #octopuses and describe it as #multifunctional organ that performs two key #functions: the #hectocotylus is a specialized tentacle that delivers #spermatophores into the #female's #mantlecavity. But the authors identified it also as #chemotactile #receptor for #progesterone during #materecognition.
©#StefanFWirthsupport me?
https://ko-fi.com/sfwirthRef
https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aec9652Figs
©S.F.Wirth,#AI assisted -
P.S.Villar et al. (2026) studied #evolutionary aspects of the #copulatoryorgan in #male #octopuses and describe it as #multifunctional organ that performs two key #functions: the #hectocotylus is a specialized tentacle that delivers #spermatophores into the #female's #mantlecavity. But the authors identified it also as #chemotactile #receptor for #progesterone during #materecognition.
©#StefanFWirthsupport me?
https://ko-fi.com/sfwirthRef
https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aec9652Figs
©S.F.Wirth,#AI assisted -
P.S.Villar et al. (2026) studied #evolutionary aspects of the #copulatoryorgan in #male #octopuses and describe it as #multifunctional organ that performs two key #functions: the #hectocotylus is a specialized tentacle that delivers #spermatophores into the #female's #mantlecavity. But the authors identified it also as #chemotactile #receptor for #progesterone during #materecognition.
©#StefanFWirthsupport me?
https://ko-fi.com/sfwirthRef
https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aec9652Figs
©S.F.Wirth,#AI assisted -
P.S.Villar et al. (2026) studied #evolutionary aspects of the #copulatoryorgan in #male #octopuses and describe it as #multifunctional organ that performs two key #functions: the #hectocotylus is a specialized tentacle that delivers #spermatophores into the #female's #mantlecavity. But the authors identified it also as #chemotactile #receptor for #progesterone during #materecognition.
©#StefanFWirthsupport me?
https://ko-fi.com/sfwirthRef
https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aec9652Figs
©S.F.Wirth,#AI assisted -
https://www.europesays.com/ch/34541/ Roche’s Mass Spectrometry Steroid Assays Receive FDA Moderate Complexity Designation #AssayPanel #AutomatedWorkflow #CLIA #ClinicalDiagnostics #ClinicalLaboratory #CobasI601 #DHEA #DiagnosticTesting #estradiol #FDA #LabEquipment #LaboratoryAutomation #MassSpectrometry #progesterone #Roche #VitaminDAssay
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@GoingDownWithSundial/116092723384770348
ICYMI
My journey with #perimenopause goes on, now featuring #HRT.
I've had a really bad time with the #progesterone part, over the months since I started.
I'm on the last two days of the first #luteal (progesterone) phase since my dose was adjusted, and I've been holding my breath. There have been tears and anger, but it's nothing compared to how it was the previous cycle. The relief is real!
Please BOOST this toot. Perimenopause is natural, but too many people don't know enough about it. ❤️
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Study reveals knowledge gaps about menstrual health in elite women’s football https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/774548/ #Amenorrhea #bleeding #Contraception #Contraceptive #education #Football #Hormone #medicine #MenstrualCycle #Menstruation #Oral #Progesterone #Research
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Study reveals knowledge gaps about menstrual health in elite women’s football https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/774548/ #Amenorrhea #bleeding #Contraception #Contraceptive #education #Football #Hormone #medicine #MenstrualCycle #Menstruation #Oral #Progesterone #Research
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Sustained high progesterone during pregnancy can improve menstrual cyclicity in PCOS patients
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affects 6%−20% of reproductive-aged women, and is commonly accompanied by irregular menstrual cycles and…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #Apoptosis #AU #Australia #Cell #Hormone #Infertility #menstrualcycle #Metabolism #MouseModel #polycysticovarysyndrome #pregnancy #Progesterone #Syndrome
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CW: Mental health (struggling); plurality&
So many things to do. Not enough brain energy to do them all.
Resorting to desperate measures to try to deal with the emotional slump.
We've taken our regular morning meds as usual (1 x 40 mg lisdex at 07:15; 1 x 20 mg lisdex at 09:15), which allows us to function over the majority of the day.
However, we've also taken:
- 1x 200 mg micronised progesterone capsule.
- 1 x 30 mg codeine phosphate pill.
- 1 x 150 mg pregabalin capsule.
We are finding that pregabalin has very, very strong effects on us, particularly vs something like diazepam. It feels almost a bit like being drunk and/or slightly high. It seems to negatively impact vision (causing blurring) and co-ordination of all body parts, which makes typing more difficult and much slower. It does feel so much like it's calmed us, but rather like it's put a warm, cozy blanket around us, like a shield. And it's very much making us feel drowsy. Without the lisdex, we'd probably be asleep.
Going forward, we may need to only take pregabalin at night when going to bed, based on current effects. The means we'll have to rely on other meds during the day, sadly, for anxiety.
In terms of our regular tolerance to meds:
- Progesterone calms us, but doesn't make us sleepy or drunk, like some get when taking orally.
- Codeine works very well for blocking physical pain (especially in our hands and forehead) and has a calming effect on us.
- Diazepam calms and relaxes us. It doesn't have as strong an effect on us as others. We could pop a 10 mg diazepam along 30 mg of codeine phosphate and still be able to function normally and even drive normally and safely.
We're trying to keep our system stable today, as it feels a little like we've pushed ourselves too much helping, or at least trying to help, those who've asked for our help.
As a result, our system balance is off and we feel more broken; fractured.
The last time this happened, Isabella and Isabelli emerged. We went from a system of 2 to a system of 4.
We don't know what's going to happen. We know we cannot control it either. Whatever happens, happens.
#lisdex #lisdexamfetamine #AuDHD #ADHD #MentalHealth #diazepam #pregabalin #progesterone #plural #plurality
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CW: Mental health (struggling); plurality&
So many things to do. Not enough brain energy to do them all.
Resorting to desperate measures to try to deal with the emotional slump.
We've taken our regular morning meds as usual (1 x 40 mg lisdex at 07:15; 1 x 20 mg lisdex at 09:15), which allows us to function over the majority of the day.
However, we've also taken:
- 1x 200 mg micronised progesterone capsule.
- 1 x 30 mg codeine phosphate pill.
- 1 x 150 mg pregabalin capsule.
We are finding that pregabalin has very, very strong effects on us, particularly vs something like diazepam. It feels almost a bit like being drunk and/or slightly high. It seems to negatively impact vision (causing blurring) and co-ordination of all body parts, which makes typing more difficult and much slower. It does feel so much like it's calmed us, but rather like it's put a warm, cozy blanket around us, like a shield. And it's very much making us feel drowsy. Without the lisdex, we'd probably be asleep.
Going forward, we may need to only take pregabalin at night when going to bed, based on current effects. The means we'll have to rely on other meds during the day, sadly, for anxiety.
In terms of our regular tolerance to meds:
- Progesterone calms us, but doesn't make us sleepy or drunk, like some get when taking orally.
- Codeine works very well for blocking physical pain (especially in our hands and forehead) and has a calming effect on us.
- Diazepam calms and relaxes us. It doesn't have as strong an effect on us as others. We could pop a 10 mg diazepam along 30 mg of codeine phosphate and still be able to function normally and even drive normally and safely.
We're trying to keep our system stable today, as it feels a little like we've pushed ourselves too much helping, or at least trying to help, those who've asked for our help.
As a result, our system balance is off and we feel more broken; fractured.
The last time this happened, Isabella and Isabelli emerged. We went from a system of 2 to a system of 4.
We don't know what's going to happen. We know we cannot control it either. Whatever happens, happens.
#lisdex #lisdexamfetamine #AuDHD #ADHD #MentalHealth #diazepam #pregabalin #progesterone #plural #plurality
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CW: Mental health (struggling); plurality&
So many things to do. Not enough brain energy to do them all.
Resorting to desperate measures to try to deal with the emotional slump.
We've taken our regular morning meds as usual (1 x 40 mg lisdex at 07:15; 1 x 20 mg lisdex at 09:15), which allows us to function over the majority of the day.
However, we've also taken:
- 1x 200 mg micronised progesterone capsule.
- 1 x 30 mg codeine phosphate pill.
- 1 x 150 mg pregabalin capsule.
We are finding that pregabalin has very, very strong effects on us, particularly vs something like diazepam. It feels almost a bit like being drunk and/or slightly high. It seems to negatively impact vision (causing blurring) and co-ordination of all body parts, which makes typing more difficult and much slower. It does feel so much like it's calmed us, but rather like it's put a warm, cozy blanket around us, like a shield. And it's very much making us feel drowsy. Without the lisdex, we'd probably be asleep.
Going forward, we may need to only take pregabalin at night when going to bed, based on current effects. The means we'll have to rely on other meds during the day, sadly, for anxiety.
In terms of our regular tolerance to meds:
- Progesterone calms us, but doesn't make us sleepy or drunk, like some get when taking orally.
- Codeine works very well for blocking physical pain (especially in our hands and forehead) and has a calming effect on us.
- Diazepam calms and relaxes us. It doesn't have as strong an effect on us as others. We could pop a 10 mg diazepam along 30 mg of codeine phosphate and still be able to function normally and even drive normally and safely.
We're trying to keep our system stable today, as it feels a little like we've pushed ourselves too much helping, or at least trying to help, those who've asked for our help.
As a result, our system balance is off and we feel more broken; fractured.
The last time this happened, Isabella and Isabelli emerged. We went from a system of 2 to a system of 4.
We don't know what's going to happen. We know we cannot control it either. Whatever happens, happens.
#lisdex #lisdexamfetamine #AuDHD #ADHD #MentalHealth #diazepam #pregabalin #progesterone #plural #plurality
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CW: Mental health (struggling); plurality&
So many things to do. Not enough brain energy to do them all.
Resorting to desperate measures to try to deal with the emotional slump.
We've taken our regular morning meds as usual (1 x 40 mg lisdex at 07:15; 1 x 20 mg lisdex at 09:15), which allows us to function over the majority of the day.
However, we've also taken:
- 1x 200 mg micronised progesterone capsule.
- 1 x 30 mg codeine phosphate pill.
- 1 x 150 mg pregabalin capsule.
We are finding that pregabalin has very, very strong effects on us, particularly vs something like diazepam. It feels almost a bit like being drunk and/or slightly high. It seems to negatively impact vision (causing blurring) and co-ordination of all body parts, which makes typing more difficult and much slower. It does feel so much like it's calmed us, but rather like it's put a warm, cozy blanket around us, like a shield. And it's very much making us feel drowsy. Without the lisdex, we'd probably be asleep.
Going forward, we may need to only take pregabalin at night when going to bed, based on current effects. The means we'll have to rely on other meds during the day, sadly, for anxiety.
In terms of our regular tolerance to meds:
- Progesterone calms us, but doesn't make us sleepy or drunk, like some get when taking orally.
- Codeine works very well for blocking physical pain (especially in our hands and forehead) and has a calming effect on us.
- Diazepam calms and relaxes us. It doesn't have as strong an effect on us as others. We could pop a 10 mg diazepam along 30 mg of codeine phosphate and still be able to function normally and even drive normally and safely.
We're trying to keep our system stable today, as it feels a little like we've pushed ourselves too much helping, or at least trying to help, those who've asked for our help.
As a result, our system balance is off and we feel more broken; fractured.
The last time this happened, Isabella and Isabelli emerged. We went from a system of 2 to a system of 4.
We don't know what's going to happen. We know we cannot control it either. Whatever happens, happens.
#lisdex #lisdexamfetamine #AuDHD #ADHD #MentalHealth #diazepam #pregabalin #progesterone #plural #plurality
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CW: Mental health (struggling); plurality&
So many things to do. Not enough brain energy to do them all.
Resorting to desperate measures to try to deal with the emotional slump.
We've taken our regular morning meds as usual (1 x 40 mg lisdex at 07:15; 1 x 20 mg lisdex at 09:15), which allows us to function over the majority of the day.
However, we've also taken:
- 1x 200 mg micronised progesterone capsule.
- 1 x 30 mg codeine phosphate pill.
- 1 x 150 mg pregabalin capsule.
We are finding that pregabalin has very, very strong effects on us, particularly vs something like diazepam. It feels almost a bit like being drunk and/or slightly high. It seems to negatively impact vision (causing blurring) and co-ordination of all body parts, which makes typing more difficult and much slower. It does feel so much like it's calmed us, but rather like it's put a warm, cozy blanket around us, like a shield. And it's very much making us feel drowsy. Without the lisdex, we'd probably be asleep.
Going forward, we may need to only take pregabalin at night when going to bed, based on current effects. The means we'll have to rely on other meds during the day, sadly, for anxiety.
In terms of our regular tolerance to meds:
- Progesterone calms us, but doesn't make us sleepy or drunk, like some get when taking orally.
- Codeine works very well for blocking physical pain (especially in our hands and forehead) and has a calming effect on us.
- Diazepam calms and relaxes us. It doesn't have as strong an effect on us as others. We could pop a 10 mg diazepam along 30 mg of codeine phosphate and still be able to function normally and even drive normally and safely.
We're trying to keep our system stable today, as it feels a little like we've pushed ourselves too much helping, or at least trying to help, those who've asked for our help.
As a result, our system balance is off and we feel more broken; fractured.
The last time this happened, Isabella and Isabelli emerged. We went from a system of 2 to a system of 4.
We don't know what's going to happen. We know we cannot control it either. Whatever happens, happens.
#lisdex #lisdexamfetamine #AuDHD #ADHD #MentalHealth #diazepam #pregabalin #progesterone #plural #plurality
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1944-1960 - The pill - The book of science - In 1944, Russell Earl Marker synthesized progesterone, which led to the pill, enabling a social revolution. #Poetry #Science #History #Medicine #Sociology #Progesterone #BirthControl #Marker (https://sharpgiving.com/Sharp/thebookofscience/items/p1944b.html)
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Natural ovulation offers a safer path to IVF success
A landmark randomized trial shows that preparing the uterus using natural ovulation delivers the same chance of a…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #AU #Australia #clinicaltrial #Eclampsia #Embryo #estrogen #Fertilization #Hormone #Implants #invitro #IVF #Ovaries #Ovulation #Placenta #pre-eclampsia #pregnancy #Progesterone #Technology #therapy #Uterus
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/296917/ Natural ovulation matches hormone therapy success in frozen embryo transfer #baby #blood #BloodPressure #ClinicalTrial #Drugs #Eclampsia #Éire #Embryo #endometrium #fertility #Health #HighBloodPressure #Hormone #IE #Ireland #IVF #Ovulation #PreEclampsia #Pregnancy #progesterone #Research #Womb
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/278682/ Fish study reveals how ovulation triggers sexual receptivity in females #Agriculture #Brain #education #Éire #fish #Hormone #IE #Ireland #Neurons #Ovaries #Ovulation #PituitaryGland #progesterone #Research #Science #Steroid #Technology
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They: prog will make you tired!
My body: LOL, I need less sleep than ever
#HRT #progesterone -
Just had a call with my Endo…
I get #Progesterone now! 😊
(Other than that my dose will stay the same.)
#Transition #MedicalTransition #HRT #OfficialHRT #trans -
Hormone Therapy And Skin: Dermatologists Explain Its Effects
11 min read For years, hormone therapy (HT) had earned a bad rep it just couldn’t shake. Many…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Health ##WomensHealth #collagen #dermatologists #Dryness #elasticity #estradiol #estrogentherapy #hormonalacne #Hormonereplacementtherapy #HRT #melasma #menopause #perimenopause #Progesterone #skinthinning #wrinkles
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Hormone Therapy And Skin: Dermatologists Explain Its Effects
11 min read For years, hormone therapy (HT) had earned a bad rep it just couldn’t shake. Many…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Health ##WomensHealth #collagen #dermatologists #Dryness #elasticity #estradiol #estrogentherapy #hormonalacne #Hormonereplacementtherapy #HRT #melasma #menopause #perimenopause #Progesterone #skinthinning #wrinkles
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@[email protected] This is great! Thank you so, so much! #HRT, #Estradiol, #Progesterone, #Testostrone, #menopause, #perimenopause
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Hi HRT fam!
My family has some questions for you...
The setup is that my wife is 43 and seems to be entering perimenopause. Some of our friends have started HRT and we've listened to some podcasts, but it all a bit overwhelming.
We're hoping there are people that have links, papers, articles, resources, etc. that are useful in helping to understand HRT options, benefits, and drawbacks for a cisgender woman entering perimenopause.
Specifically questions like:
- Intake methods; pill, patch, injection, cream, etc...
- Cycle or not?
- Dosing; high or low
- Hormones; estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, etc...
I know I'm mutuals with, or at least follow many super smart people that have read more about endocrinology than most doctors, so I really appreciate any advice, links, articles, etc.
#HRT, #Estradiol, #Progesterone, #Testostrone, #menopause, #perimenopause -
#Progesterone increases #breast growth in #transwomen, research shows
https://www.thepinknews.com/2025/09/09/progesterone-breast-growth-study/
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Learning about hormones is always bittersweet: on the one hand, it brings the sweet vindication of "I knew it wasn't all in my head", on the other hand - the bitterness that certain professionals *should* know better. Today about progesterone:
https://neurofrontiers.blog/progesterone-in-the-brain/
#neuroscience #hormones #progesterone #science #brain #Endocrinology #blaugust #blaugust2025
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CW: HRT Facts - Progesterone
Progesterone raises your natural blood glucose levels when you take it, and that is what gives you the weird ass dreams when you are on it. Its metabolite allopregnanolone also helps you sleep better probably making it more likely that your sleep cycles will align to you remembering the dream as well.
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I’m about to write an email to the corresponding author of the #Progesterone study. This is my current draft:
Dear Koen,
Thoughts anyone?
in 2024 you and your team registered a study with BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology in which you declare that you will perform a 1 year study on the effects of progesterone and higher Estradiol-levels in the treatment of transgender individuals. Considering that this was now 1.5 years ago, that you had essentially finished recruiting of participants at the time, and that this is a fully pre-registered study, I am somewhat surprised that you still seem to not have published the results.
I am sure that you are aware that many transgender individuals are awaiting these results not least because many endocrinologists even outside VUMC are refusing to prescribe progesterone, pointing to this supposedly soon to be available study. Naturally this is creating avoidable tension and I am aware of several trans women who have expressed the intention of self-medicating progesterone on top of their officially provided HRT regiments.
It is with this background, that I’d like to know what the current status is and when we can expect the final publication.
Best Regards,
Dr. Fiona Weber
I figure that this is one of those places where dropping my PhD might be useful; I’m a bit uncertain about the ambiguity regarding my own situation: It’s obvious from my website (trivial to find from my email) that I’m a transgender cryptographer, not a medical doctor, but it’s not like I claim to be. It might come across as me implying it in a deceiving manner though, which could be harmful… So I’m not sure if I should just say it directly to avoid that scenario.
#MedicalTransition #HRT #trans #DutchHellcare -
I’m about to write an email to the corresponding author of the #Progesterone study. This is my current draft:
Dear Koen,
Thoughts anyone?
in 2024 you and your team registered a study with BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology in which you declare that you will perform a 1 year study on the effects of progesterone and higher Estradiol-levels in the treatment of transgender individuals. Considering that this was now 1.5 years ago, that you had essentially finished recruiting of participants at the time, and that this is a fully pre-registered study, I am somewhat surprised that you still seem to not have published the results.
I am sure that you are aware that many transgender individuals are awaiting these results not least because many endocrinologists even outside VUMC are refusing to prescribe progesterone, pointing to this supposedly soon to be available study. Naturally this is creating avoidable tension and I am aware of several trans women who have expressed the intention of self-medicating progesterone on top of their officially provided HRT regiments.
It is with this background, that I’d like to know what the current status is and when we can expect the final publication.
Best Regards,
Dr. Fiona Weber
I figure that this is one of those places where dropping my PhD might be useful; I’m a bit uncertain about the ambiguity regarding my own situation: It’s obvious from my website (trivial to find from my email) that I’m a transgender cryptographer, not a medical doctor, but it’s not like I claim to be. It might come across as me implying it in a deceiving manner though, which could be harmful… So I’m not sure if I should just say it directly to avoid that scenario.
#MedicalTransition #HRT #trans #DutchHellcare -
I’m about to write an email to the corresponding author of the #Progesterone study. This is my current draft:
Dear Koen,
Thoughts anyone?
in 2024 you and your team registered a study with BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology in which you declare that you will perform a 1 year study on the effects of progesterone and higher Estradiol-levels in the treatment of transgender individuals. Considering that this was now 1.5 years ago, that you had essentially finished recruiting of participants at the time, and that this is a fully pre-registered study, I am somewhat surprised that you still seem to not have published the results.
I am sure that you are aware that many transgender individuals are awaiting these results not least because many endocrinologists even outside VUMC are refusing to prescribe progesterone, pointing to this supposedly soon to be available study. Naturally this is creating avoidable tension and I am aware of several trans women who have expressed the intention of self-medicating progesterone on top of their officially provided HRT regiments.
It is with this background, that I’d like to know what the current status is and when we can expect the final publication.
Best Regards,
Dr. Fiona Weber
I figure that this is one of those places where dropping my PhD might be useful; I’m a bit uncertain about the ambiguity regarding my own situation: It’s obvious from my website (trivial to find from my email) that I’m a transgender cryptographer, not a medical doctor, but it’s not like I claim to be. It might come across as me implying it in a deceiving manner though, which could be harmful… So I’m not sure if I should just say it directly to avoid that scenario.
#MedicalTransition #HRT #trans #DutchHellcare -
I’m about to write an email to the corresponding author of the #Progesterone study. This is my current draft:
Dear Koen,
Thoughts anyone?
in 2024 you and your team registered a study with BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology in which you declare that you will perform a 1 year study on the effects of progesterone and higher Estradiol-levels in the treatment of transgender individuals. Considering that this was now 1.5 years ago, that you had essentially finished recruiting of participants at the time, and that this is a fully pre-registered study, I am somewhat surprised that you still seem to not have published the results.
I am sure that you are aware that many transgender individuals are awaiting these results not least because many endocrinologists even outside VUMC are refusing to prescribe progesterone, pointing to this supposedly soon to be available study. Naturally this is creating avoidable tension and I am aware of several trans women who have expressed the intention of self-medicating progesterone on top of their officially provided HRT regiments.
It is with this background, that I’d like to know what the current status is and when we can expect the final publication.
Best Regards,
Dr. Fiona Weber
I figure that this is one of those places where dropping my PhD might be useful; I’m a bit uncertain about the ambiguity regarding my own situation: It’s obvious from my website (trivial to find from my email) that I’m a transgender cryptographer, not a medical doctor, but it’s not like I claim to be. It might come across as me implying it in a deceiving manner though, which could be harmful… So I’m not sure if I should just say it directly to avoid that scenario.
#MedicalTransition #HRT #trans #DutchHellcare -
I’m about to write an email to the corresponding author of the #Progesterone study. This is my current draft:
Dear Koen,
Thoughts anyone?
in 2024 you and your team registered a study with BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology in which you declare that you will perform a 1 year study on the effects of progesterone and higher Estradiol-levels in the treatment of transgender individuals. Considering that this was now 1.5 years ago, that you had essentially finished recruiting of participants at the time, and that this is a fully pre-registered study, I am somewhat surprised that you still seem to not have published the results.
I am sure that you are aware that many transgender individuals are awaiting these results not least because many endocrinologists even outside VUMC are refusing to prescribe progesterone, pointing to this supposedly soon to be available study. Naturally this is creating avoidable tension and I am aware of several trans women who have expressed the intention of self-medicating progesterone on top of their officially provided HRT regiments.
It is with this background, that I’d like to know what the current status is and when we can expect the final publication.
Best Regards,
Dr. Fiona Weber
I figure that this is one of those places where dropping my PhD might be useful; I’m a bit uncertain about the ambiguity regarding my own situation: It’s obvious from my website (trivial to find from my email) that I’m a transgender cryptographer, not a medical doctor, but it’s not like I claim to be. It might come across as me implying it in a deceiving manner though, which could be harmful… So I’m not sure if I should just say it directly to avoid that scenario.
#MedicalTransition #HRT #trans #DutchHellcare -
Just got a call from the fuckers in Amsterdam (VUMC) whether they need to keep me on their waiting list. I told them that I’m essentially through the entire process (no thanks to them), and should now be put on Radboud’s surgery waiting-list any day now and that they can remove me from theirs, since I prefer to work with psytrans. (Maybe I should have said “because unlike for you, I do have some trust into those people…”)
I did ask them where in the waiting list they are currently and was told that they are now dealing with people who were referred to them in 2020…
I also asked about the #progesterone study that they should really have published already, but the person who called me claimed to not really know anything about, go figure…
#transition #medicaltransition #DutchHellCare #trans #VUMC -
Just got a call from the fuckers in Amsterdam (VUMC) whether they need to keep me on their waiting list. I told them that I’m essentially through the entire process (no thanks to them), and should now be put on Radboud’s surgery waiting-list any day now and that they can remove me from theirs, since I prefer to work with psytrans. (Maybe I should have said “because unlike for you, I do have some trust into those people…”)
I did ask them where in the waiting list they are currently and was told that they are now dealing with people who were referred to them in 2020…
I also asked about the #progesterone study that they should really have published already, but the person who called me claimed to not really know anything about, go figure…
#transition #medicaltransition #DutchHellCare #trans #VUMC -
Just got a call from the fuckers in Amsterdam (VUMC) whether they need to keep me on their waiting list. I told them that I’m essentially through the entire process (no thanks to them), and should now be put on Radboud’s surgery waiting-list any day now and that they can remove me from theirs, since I prefer to work with psytrans. (Maybe I should have said “because unlike for you, I do have some trust into those people…”)
I did ask them where in the waiting list they are currently and was told that they are now dealing with people who were referred to them in 2020…
I also asked about the #progesterone study that they should really have published already, but the person who called me claimed to not really know anything about, go figure…
#transition #medicaltransition #DutchHellCare #trans #VUMC -
Just got a call from the fuckers in Amsterdam (VUMC) whether they need to keep me on their waiting list. I told them that I’m essentially through the entire process (no thanks to them), and should now be put on Radboud’s surgery waiting-list any day now and that they can remove me from theirs, since I prefer to work with psytrans. (Maybe I should have said “because unlike for you, I do have some trust into those people…”)
I did ask them where in the waiting list they are currently and was told that they are now dealing with people who were referred to them in 2020…
I also asked about the #progesterone study that they should really have published already, but the person who called me claimed to not really know anything about, go figure…
#transition #medicaltransition #DutchHellCare #trans #VUMC -
Just got a call from the fuckers in Amsterdam (VUMC) whether they need to keep me on their waiting list. I told them that I’m essentially through the entire process (no thanks to them), and should now be put on Radboud’s surgery waiting-list any day now and that they can remove me from theirs, since I prefer to work with psytrans. (Maybe I should have said “because unlike for you, I do have some trust into those people…”)
I did ask them where in the waiting list they are currently and was told that they are now dealing with people who were referred to them in 2020…
I also asked about the #progesterone study that they should really have published already, but the person who called me claimed to not really know anything about, go figure…
#transition #medicaltransition #DutchHellCare #trans #VUMC