Hormonal imbalances, including PCOS, what are the signs? - Dr Kez Chirolab

Hormonal imbalances, including PCOS, what are the signs?

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In the video

01:04 - Talk about hormones
04:13 - Periods and irregularity
04:56 - Other Symptoms
06:16 - Product Description
09:13 - What are some other symptoms?
12:47- Polycystic ovarian syndrome
16:35 - Question Answer Session with live Audience
25:58 - Acknowledgement

 

 

01:04 - Talk about hormones

We've all heard about irregular periods, right? And we've all heard of extremely heavy ones, PMS, and being grouchy and irritated. There may be some more symptoms that aren't as widely known. Aches and imbalances in the muscles, as well as tightness and stiffness and inflammation in the body, joint stiffness, might also be symptoms of a hormone imbalance. If you have any signs of hormonal imbalance, you should drink extra water.

 

04:13 - Periods and irregularity

Hormonal imbalance - Hormones in your body do an enormous amount in our bodies.   I know we always think of it as female related and periods and irregularity, moodiness, and all the rest of it, but there are a whole bunch of things that are related to our hormones and how they affect our bodies. As a result, it is super important to understand what these other symptoms are. Because you may not realise that it's a hormone imbalance, or you might be sitting there wondering if we do have a hormonal imbalance or whether it's something completely different.  Aches and pains and muscular soreness, which no one would know to put down to potential hormonal problems.

 

04:56 - Other Symptoms

Sweating is another thing that might happen in your body as a result of hormonal changes. So, when we talk about the opposite end of the spectrum, the peri-menopausal/menopausal, we certainly talk a lot about hot sweats and that type of thing, but an alteration in your temperature and your sensitivity to temperature is also discussed. Extreme hot and cold temperatures might also indicate a hormonal imbalance. As a result, it's critical to acquire a sense of what's going on. It might also have an impact on your bowel motions. It might make you constipated or make you go to the toilet more frequently. This is the problem with hormonal imbalance.

When we talk about an imbalance, we might mean excess oestrogen and low progesterone. It might be a case of excessive progesterone and low oestrogen. As a result, it may have a dual impact on your body. It has the ability to make you hotter or cooler. It might cause you to gain weight. It has the potential to cause you to lose weight. Unfortunately, it is more often weight gain, but these are the sorts of things that occur when your hormones are out of sync and unbalanced.

 

06:16 - Product Description

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09:13 - What are some other symptoms?

  • Other things that happen in your body include hair loss. As a result, you may end up with bald patches. Less hair on your head, but more hair in other places, such as above your lip and on your face.  Sadly hormonal abnormalities can also result in a puffy face. So there is some fluid retention in the periphery, in your hands and feet, but it is most obvious in the face. Nobody wants to wake up with a puffy face every morning.
  • Most of the symptoms of imbalance are really obvious like issues with your periods, heavy periods, clotting and irregularity in your menstrual cycle.

 

12:47 - Polycystic ovarian syndrome

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal disorder common among women of reproductive age. Women with PCOS may have infrequent or prolonged menstrual periods or excess male hormone (androgen) levels. The ovaries may develop numerous small collections of fluid (follicles) and fail to regularly release eggs. The exact cause of PCOS is unknown, but it is clear that the normal balance of reproductive hormones is affected.  One of the greatest concerns with PCOS is how this negatively affects fertility.

 

Complications Causes-

  • Infertility
  • Gestational diabetes or pregnancy
  • Induced high blood pressure
  • Miscarriage or premature birth
  • Type 2 diabetes or pre-diabetes
  • Sleeping disorders
  • Depression, anxiety and eating disorders
  • Abnormal uterine bleeding
  • Endometrial cancers

 

16:35 - Question Answer Session with live Audience

Taking and answering the questions of live audience

 

25:58 - Acknowledgement

Thank you for having us on your therapeutic journey

 

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