At xmas I had lost my voice, then felt really run down, figured I had the flu...hot and chilly went to dr, etc. still have the bad cough too...... The cough and stuffy nose are much better now but I got my period..again...still feel...run down and I still have hot flashes. I tried to calculate my next period and 26 days would be Monday the 14th. I had a few days reprieve in between then got some *traces* here and there....didn't know if it was my lining (the doc had said my lining was thick and I have cysts here and there too that come and go) Well, I got it again Friday the 23rd day///, cramps and all. With the "flu" I had an achy back in my shoulder blades and with period I get lower ones. So all in all I feel like I am falling apart!
My question is...are those hot flashes the pre-menopause? Perhaps it wasn't the flu at all, tho I did feel like I was run over by a truck for a few days.
Are these period changes and trace blood normal? What about cysts or lining thick? Why do I feel so unhealthy!!
Ok in some of my defense I do have a auto-immune disorder and cannot take immune boosting things, and some issues I have are related to that but tolerable. It was suggested to me that maybe I am anemic (I take a multi ? and never have been before) or have an imbalance in hormones due to cysts? I can take some echinacea for a few days but not too long, I cannot stimulate my immune system TOO much...tho I think it does need some kind of boost.
So alot of questions here! LOL
*~ Bright Blessings!~* ~Lady K )0( ~
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I'm not too sure if it would have been the flu or not. I will say, as someone who also has an auto-immune disorder, that you are best to get your hormones balanced naturally. Stay off of any synthetic or phyto estrogens. The research I have done indicates that estrogen can have a serious role in auto-immune disorders. I have eliminated all excess estrogen from my system as well as changing my diet and even cleaning supplies (they carry some xeno estrogens). I will do some research and see if I can help in any way with your questions.
Yannah
Simple. Natural. Pure. Mineral Makeup Group Owner
Balanced Hormones Naturally Group Owner
Broken Arrow Moms Group Owner
Yannah
Simple. Natural. Pure. Mineral Makeup Group Owner
Balanced Hormones Naturally Group Owner
Broken Arrow Moms Group Owner
Yannah
Simple. Natural. Pure. Mineral Makeup Group Owner
Balanced Hormones Naturally Group Owner
Broken Arrow Moms Group Owner
Mineral Foundations: Active Ingredients: Zinc Oxide (12.00%). Other Ingredients: Boron Nitride, Bisabolol, Aspalathus Linearis Leaf Extract, May Contain (): Bismuth Oxychloride (CI 77163), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Mica, Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499)
I do find i break out more now as i age going thru pre-menopause. That on top of my autoimmune dis-order...I feel like a mess sometimes!
*~ Bright Blessings!~* ~Lady K )0( ~
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Yannah
Simple. Natural. Pure. Mineral Makeup Group Owner
Balanced Hormones Naturally Group Owner
Broken Arrow Moms Group Owner
Foundation - titanium dioxide, kaolin clay, zinc oxide, cornstarch, magnesium sterate, mica, oxides, vitamin e
Blush - cornstarch, kaolin clay, zinc oxide, oxide
Powder Me Again - titanium dioxide, kaolin clay, zinc oxide, magnesium sterate, mica, oxides, vitamin e, jojoba oil.
*~ Bright Blessings!~* ~Lady K )0( ~
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Magnesium stearate is used to help with adhesion and is the magnesium salt of stearic acid. It ranks pretty low on cosmetic database. That's a good thing.
The ingredients themselves look to be pretty good. Good luck finding a product you like!
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- DJLadyK
on Jan. 13, 2008 at 3:30 PM