Day: February 11, 2020

Many factors contribute to headaches for both men and women, including family history and age. Women, however, often notice a relationship between headaches and hormonal changes. The hormones estrogen (ES-truh-jen) and progesterone (pro-JES-tuh-rohn) play key roles in regulating the menstrual cycle and pregnancy and may also affect headache-related chemicals in the brain. Having steady estrogen…

No-one wants to be a slave to their hormones but how do you know if they are out of sync and what can you do to restore the balance? Hormonal imbalances may be to blame for a range of unwanted symptoms from fatigue or weight gain to itchy skin or low mood. Hormones are chemicals…

Rheumatoid arthritis is triggered by estrogen and progesterone hormone imbalance in women. In the study published in Nature Review, the researchers point out that sexual dimorphism has been a factor in rheumatoid arthritis for many years and can manifest itself differently in men and women. Researchers Grant Hughes and Divaker Choubey explained the differences are…

Many women entering or experiencing menopause are already aware of the hormonal changes they can expect with this stage of life, but new studies suggest that certain forms of osteoarthritis may also be related to those changes. The good news is that the typical hormone replacement therapy women receive to alleviate symptoms during and after…