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dejai99: Yeah, I had to add iron cos I was losing/lost so much blood. Needed to rebuild my blood cells. |
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Speaking of types, vitamins from nature'sway brand have proven to be more effective than others. However, they can be very expensive. Most range between 8k to 10k per cup. You should check jumia for prices |
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Hi dejai99 Sorry about your wife's condition. To answer your question, there's always a relapse pending when the subject's hormone is fully balanced. Women's cycle is a crazy thing and can always go on and off at intervals. If she's having same issues like mine, please let her focus on vitamin supplementation. She should try either of this: 1. Daravit woman: its a combination of Chaste berry and all essential vitamins. It has a dosage for non-period days and another dosage for period days. It will help balance her cycle 2. Vitex (Gaia brand). Some ladies swear on this product that it's the best thing after sliced bread for hormonal issues 3. A combination of Magnesium, Vit B6, Zinc, Vit c, and Folic acid. This also helps with balancing hormones ( progesterone levels) Lastly, let her speak to naturopathic doctor. They are experts in handling hormonal issues. I hope this helps. |
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Hi, Just wanted to give us a quick update on how I'm faring ( guess someone might need to use that info in the future) So I started my vitamin supplementation last week just as someone on this thread recommended. Although I did a bit of research before commencing. Full details: I saw a video on YouTube where someone said they were bleeding for 4months non-stop and literally did all the test their gynae recommended - yet nothing was found to be the root cause and drugs weren't even working Happened that someone else recommended they take iron pills considering that the heavy bleeding can make them anemic. Surprisingly, they started the iron pills and their bleeding stopped. After seeing that YouTube video, I jumped into more research on the relationship between vitamins and female hormones From my research, I gathered that vitamins like iron, magnesium, zinc, b-complexes, and vit c are very essential for balancing hormones So I started taking a combination of these (excluding magnesium) on Thursday. I took them in their right dosage and to my utmost surprise, the bleeding stopped. It didn't stop abruptly though but it drastically reduced and gradually faded away in 3days. I'm fully okay and back to my normal life. Additional details - The chest pain and back pain I got as side effects from duphaston has disappeared - Severe headache I got as side effect has also gone - Aggression, mood swings, and anxiety signs I got during the hormonal crisis are also gone I feel so brand new and happy. Thanks to everyone who came to my aid on this thread. I'm utterly grateful for your suggestion. PS: will be starting my vitex supplement next month and hoping it helps stabilise everything |
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Thank you so much Dr I find every part of your response helpful. I'll do some research before taking the next line of action. But in the meantime, I'm taking zinc and vit c as someone suggested here and I'm seeing some improvements. Thanks again for the help. |
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DoctorAyukebot: Thanks Dr I'm currently reading up on vitex and how it can help with abnormal bleeding. I've seen tons of testimonials on YouTube on how effective it works. My only confusion right now is most users said one can't take it while on period which I guess I'm not allowed to use considering that I'm still bleeding. Do you have any other suggestions(supplements) that can help or what do you recommend (maybe take the vitex regardless)? I'm just confused and worried that I'm losing tons of blood. It's day 4 since I stopped duphaston and have been bleeding for 3days straight. Looking forward to your response. |
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Healthyway4: Sure. Thanks |
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Healthyway4: Hi, thank you for your suggestions. I'm already on folic acid supplement, will get that of zinc and vit c. Thanks again for the input 1 Like |
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dominique: Thank you @dominique I noticed that's what he's trying to do. I've already told him off. If they can't share the info here for everyone then I guess it's not useful. |
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A bit of backstory. So, I've been having my normal flow as usual until March this year. Happened that my flow was delayed for some days and when it finally decided to come, it showed up as spotting. I spotted for close to two weeks and felt something was wrong. I visited the hospital and Dr prescribed duphaston for me for 7days. After completing the dosage, I noticed I started bleeding uncontrollable for 3days with heavy clots The bleeding didn't stop till I got a different supplement for balancing hormones (actually a family member recommended it). The bleeding stopped but spotting surfaced again. I went back to the hospital and Dr said I should do a hormonal profile test I did and the result shows I have low progesterone. Dr confirmed that it wasn't pcos because I was suspecting it could be. I did a couple of tests that showed it wasn't pcos Pelvic scan result came out good I didn't and have never had menstrual cramps (except once in like 6years) Never missed my period Never had hairs on my body or face Never had water or whatever it's called on my breast None of those symptoms Dr insists it's a case of hormonal imbalance Again, he gave me another dose of duphaston to take for two weeks I've completed the dosage but I'm noticing again that I'm bleeding Please what could be the cause? Has anyone experienced this before? Please help. This entire thing is making me lose my mind |
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I've been battling this issue for weeks now, hoping I can get some help from the hospital. Unfortunately, I'm not seeing any positive outcomes. Thus why I've decided to open a thread and see if anyone has experienced this and willing to share their solution. A friend recommended I create an account here and solicit some help. Nairaland people please help. |
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