Holy Healing Crisis!!!
by Renee
(Washington)
So, I began 200 mg progesterone daily, a few days ago. The first night, I had night sweats and chills, severe headache, back pain, cramps, heart palapations, anxiety, rages, tearfulness, nausea... I was in terrible shape. The second day, I felt so much better but I smelled really, really bad. Ha, ha, ha! Today, I am in a much better mood and I feel much better. Can you say healing crisis?! Geeze!!!
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