Premenstrual
Syndrome (PMS) Treatment
Experts
recommend
Bioidentical Progesterone cream
A natural cream that can rebalance progesterone levels and make you feel great again
The
problem
Mood swings, anxiety, irritability, bloating, breast tenderness, fatigue, acne, heavy periods, headaches, cramps and social withdrawal
May all be symptoms of low progesterone levels in the second part of your cycle.
Progesterone EXPLAINED
Progesterone is a hormone released after ovulation around day 14 of your cycle. Low progesterone levels lead to PMS symptoms which occur in the run-up to your period and is present for most of your cycle.
THE
CAUSE
Too little Progesterone vs too much Estrogen in the second part of your cycle
When the balance between oestrogen and progesterone gets disrupted, then premenstrual symptoms are the result. This imbalance can be corrected by additional progesterone.
Irregular periods, irregular ovulation, low BMI
Can all cause low progesterone levels and PMS symptoms
THE
TREATMENT
Progesterone cream
Natural progesterone, so called because it is bio-identical to the progesterone produced in the body, is not a drug but a hormone which our body needs when it becomes deficient or when oestrogen becomes more dominant.
Our subscription will ensure your treatment is delivered every 3 months.
PROGESTERONE Treatment
Progesterone supplementation at normal physiological levels can help PMS symptoms enormously for most women. Progesterone is very safe to supplement with.
THE CREAM
Progesterone Cream
£105 for 3 month supply
Our subscription will ensure your treatment is delivered every 3 months.
improves PMS
has a calming and anti-anxiety effect
improves insomnia
protects the cardiovascular system
has a role in protecting against osteoporosis
THINGS TO KNOW?
A very small minority of women could experience things worsening before they get better when first supplementing with natural progesterone.
This does not usually last very long and is a sign that the body is starting to make changes. Some women get relief of their symptoms in less than a week, for others it can take up to three months. Some women find that after using progesterone cream for some months or years, they can discontinue using the cream as their symptoms have cleared up.
