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After making it through perimenopause and menopause, people's mood and cognition tend to stabilise — yet oestrogen levels remain low. Why is this? For the most part, our brain will adjust to lower oestrogen levels, and many symptoms will ease. But for some women, this new normal might make them more vulnerable to neurodegenerative conditions. For instance, two-thirds of Australians with dementia are women. No-one knows for sure why that is, but one theory points the finger at oestrogen. One of oestradiol's benefits is it has a protective effect on the brain, so take it away and you might increase brain inflammation — something that's implicated in conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, Dr Gurvich says. "But this is more of a hypothesis at the moment, and an area that's really just starting to be uncovered."
Belinda Smith, ‘How changes in oestrogen levels before, during menopause can affect how we think and feel’, ABC
My GP has arranged all the bloods for gendercare but has said that i cannot get oestradiol done, would this be okay to give to gendercare without the oestradiol?
Gendercare would likely need to see your oestradiol results - this is basically your oestrogen level. I don’t know of any reason why your GP wouldn’t be able to test for oestradiol if they’re able to do the other ‘female hormone’ tests (LH and FSH) as it’s quite a common test! I’d take this up with your GP and ask why they can’t get it done.
~ James
Laissez passer les p'tits papiers
Nous revoilà de retour après une entrevue avec le gynécologue.... on est allés lui apporter tous les documents dont il avait besoin pour monter le dossier administratif pour la clinique..... et en échange j'ai eu droit à pleins d'ordonnances.... chouette !Â
Moi qui pensais que nous allions commencer le traitement après les vacances d'été, j'ai appris que nous allions le commencer à mon prochain cycle....
donc me voilà avec mes médicaments à aller chercher et à attendre que Mère Nature fasse son travail....
Pour résumer :Â
Jour des menstruations
J2 rien
de J3 à J12 ==> injection de Gonal (et peut être injection d'ovitrelle)
entre J8 et J12 --> prise de sang avec dosage oestradiol, LH et progestérone
Je pense qu'après ce sera insémination .... ça semble logique... ;)
Après l'insémination, je serai sous UTROGESTAN pendant 14 jours....
J'espère n'avoir rien oublié.... voilà le protocole..... assez intense .... bref des devoirs d'été HAHAHA  !!!