Posted by Dr. Della Parker on May 23, 2018
Stress is a major factor in so many of our modern lives, so much so that it can easily manifest as health issues. Stress impacts adrenal function as well as hormone levels. Managing stress and its byproducts can be harrowing, to say the least, but if you look out for these hormone-imbalance red flags, you can potentially quell imbalances before they sabotage your everyday activities.
An absence of periods for at least 3 months even though a woman is not pregnant, excessive menstrual bleeding, debilitating pain and cramping during periods, and infrequent periods can all be heralds of hormonal imbalances and should be discussed with your primary care doctor.
Progesterone is an important hormone released by the ovaries that helps you sleep. Low levels may make it difficult to fall and stay asleep.
Persistent acne can often be the result of excess androgens, male hormones like testosterone that both women and men have. Excess levels of these androgens make oil glands extra productive.
Dr. Della Parker treats all types of conditions, but has a special interest in digestive problems, adrenal fatigue, and thyroid dysfunction. This year, make your health a priority. Learn about our Integrative Nutrition Counseling, Nutrition Response Testing, Injection Therapies, and other services. Contact Dr. Della Parker and Integrative nutritionist Amy Hardesty for an evaluation today or call 503-344-6631.
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