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flooding periods

by Karen
(england)

I wrote to you a couple of months ago about flooding periods .I hsve been to have my homones checked today after two years of pushing for these test. Whilst the nurse was out of the room I had a look at my files and it said I have menohrragia and low progesterone levels .which I have been telling them for two years noe . Im really mad at reading this as iv just been left untreated.doctors keep fobbing me of saying its my fibroid causing the bleeding but I no difftent. And the evidence eas there on the screen for me to see. Were do I go from here I feel failed by the medical profession .please hep ray .x

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May 22, 2013
 flooding periods
by: Wray

Hi Karen The NHS is not very efficient, probably because it's government run. You will have to take control of your own healing as so many of us have. If you have low progesterone you will need to supplement to bring your level up. I feel you'll need at least 400mg/day if you have flooding periods. But you'll also need to take at least 2000mg/day NAC (N-acetyl cysteine), 2000mg/day taurine, at least 5000 iu per day vitamin D (dependant on your level) and 1000mg/day bioflavonoids. There's more info on our page about Menstruation. Please have a vitamin D test done, it's usually very low in people living in the UK. A lack is possibly a cause of fibroids, it can certainly shrink them, see here, here, here, here, here and here. If you'd like to chat to someone in the UK, please contact Julienne via her website here. Take care Wray
May 23, 2013
 flooding periods
by: karen

Hi wray I have since had my results back and they have said they were in the normal ranges but I can't see how this can be as I sae on my doctors screen I have low progesterone levels.I'm confused with this contradicting information.can I buy natpro in the uk x
May 29, 2013
 flooding periods
by: Wray

Hi Karen There's no accounting for how doctors will view results! I gave you the link to Julienne, please contact her. She can also help you with advise about the vitamin D, as I know your level will be low. Take care Wray

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