low estrogen levels at 34 yr of age with uterine fibroid.
by Sonya
(Seattle, WA)
I have told my story and now the results are showing low estrogen which is good for the fibroid and possible endometriosis. Does progesterone help balance these issues?
Hi Sonya I've replied to your first query, not your second, as I had hoped you would find the first reply. The reply is on this page here. Take care Wray
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