You could have hormone imbalance.

Posted By: It is worthing trying to cure!!!! on 2007-03-25
In Reply to: I've been with my husband for over - 5 years

If hormone imbalance is not culprit, explore the psychological aspect.

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I've been with my husband for over - 5 years
- Dyspareunia: Even when the pain can be reproduced during a physical examination, - Seek the advice of a professional.
- pain and not wanting pain is understandable cuz of medical reason - -him feeling undesirable is immature
- You come here for help then you don't say what the problem is - sm -
- hubby - Michele
- You could have hormone imbalance. - It is worthing trying to cure!!!!
  - I know what the problem is .. .. - OP
    - in my opinion, if you don't want to discuss it here, why did you bring it here?--sm - nn
      - I am asking for - OP

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Not always, sometimes totally benign. The imbalance is a concern, though. nm
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I have had a hormone-free IUD for 4 years, and I

I have had 2 kids, and I haven't had one pregnancy scare since having it. My periods are probably a bit more painful since having it, but they have always been bad, and to me it is worth it for the piece of mind. I don't know much about the Mirena IUC, but it looks very similar to an IUD, so I'm assuming they work in about the same way (except I think Mirena releases hormones).

I have never taken hormone replacement therapy like you
because I knew from years ago, before the gov study that hormones were being linked with breast cancer, among other things. My elderly aunts (in their 80s) also refused to take hormones, one being a nurse. My mother took hormones and she died from uterine cancer. A previous physician told me I should take them (this was not OB-GYN and I just felt I had all the information I needed to make a sound decision, that being not taking them.

Femhart, new to this hormone replacement
and am wondering if anyone else is on it and if it works with the menopause symptoms, hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia???

Time to get the thyroid and hormone levels checked AND
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if the sonogram was not wrong, for the future you may want to get your hormone levels checked. sm
a lot of times when women have multiple miscarriages at the stages you are it is because their hormones are off, in particularly low progesterone. if this is the case, in the future it can be corrected by taking progesterone at earliest sign of conception until about 11-12 weeks. so ask questions as to what your estrogen/progesterone levels were on your lab results today. have you carried any children yet to term? wish you the best of luck and pray for a good outcome......