Estrogen & progesterone

[@NicoleBGarcia]

Oh, Nooo I haven't listened to these in a long while. Where is the guys voice I love so much?

[@ezescousin14213]

I think the guy would of killed himself explaining this

[@loren3248]

ima be real bruh this made it a lot more confusing

[@jesustsan]

bruhh 😮

[@whiteraven3025]

Fr

[@yiguy5ed6ugh8h7]

Read sherwood book it makes it more sense

[@clairep603]

real

[@albertchester9519]

8 sec watching saw your comment.... directly hit back ...lol

[@elvisdiaz2349]

Love it! easy to understand, perfect to refresh for my tomorrow's seminar.

[@osmosis]

Glad it was helpful! 💫 🥰 💖

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[@Aprende_ingles_con_grace]

I am a nurse educator. Parts of this are great, but parts of this are inaccurate. During menstruation, there is a spike of LH (called the LH surge) but there is not a surge of FSH. FSH starts off high at the beginning of the cycle, but decreases leading up to ovulation. The purpose of FSH (Follicle stimulating hormone) is to get the follicles to mature. As time goes on leading up to ovulation, the follicles are maturing, and when ovulation comes, they are ready to go and FSH is no longer needed.

[@osmosis]

Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention! I will be sure to pass this along to my colleagues on the Content Team so they can check the details with our Chief Medical Officer. 😊

[@Jay-HMS]

FSH can perform more than its primary function, it seems counter-intuitive to me as well but "The Normal Menstrual Cycle and the Control of Ovulation" (Reed & Carr 2018) states "Progesterone is also responsible for stimulating the midcycle rise in FSH. Elevated FSH levels at this time are thought to free the oocyte from follicular attachments, stimulate plasminogen activator, and increase granulosa cell LH receptors" plus if you look up any graph of LH & FSH hormones you will see a slight spike (not as profound as LH obviously)

[@DolapoAtoyebi]

has this beeen corrected sir

[@jaylanmyers2576]

I just got off of birth control and I'm never getting on it again because I am permanently sterile because I got my fallopian tubes removed. I'm really happy that I'm never going to be on birth control again. I hope my hormones return to normal soon.

[@DiamondTia17]

Fxck. This just scared me. I’ve just stopped after 3 years because my left ovary is killing me. Do you mind to go more in-depth with what happened?

[@yummy1857]

I have my repro module soon so these videos are heaven sent!

[@osmosis]

Woohoo! Glad our videos are able to help! Best of luck! 🙌🏼 💕 ✨

[@hshsuaj8000]

Thank god I was going to take an exam next week you saved me🥰

[@osmosis]

Glad we could help! 🙌🏼 💕 ✨

[@dickensochieng3256]

Best lecture of all times, I salute you madam...all the way from Nairobi Kenya

[@osmosis]

Most welcome! 😊

[@FlowRXOXOXO]

BEST vid , very thorough , excellent presentation!🙏🏻☀️

[@osmosis]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🌟

[@moonwolf3378]

So dhea replacement if necessary is probably only necessary during the luteal phase not all month long…

[@adina-the-nerd]

I know more about the effects of hormones on my body :3 I wish there was a little bit more attention on what progesterone's effects are though.

[@Think-dont-believe]

it appears what’s missing during and after menopause is progesterone? smaller amounts and a diff type of estrogen are produced .. but no production of progesterone was shown. ? why do i not hear progesterone replacement ? .

[@danielcarlsen9228]

If you take estrogen you definitely should also take progesterone, at least sequentially. Estrogen causes the endometrium to build up and if it goes on there is a high risk of uterine cancer. Progesterone is needed to shed the endometrium in a menstruation.

[@zraj_iv]

When we are in peri-menopause we need progesterone because its level declines more rapidly (so called "estrogen dominance"- weird definition because often we don' t have too much estradiol, but too little progesterone (rather progesterone deficiency🤔)the ratio is disrupted. After Menopause we need both : progesterone (if you have uterus) and estradiol and they should be in the right proportion( 100-500)

[@miranmuslem]

Amazing video... You help me a lot... Wish you the best!

[@osmosis]

Glad to hear that! 💖

[@zeenatakram1926]

Helps a lot in study .....makes easy for me to understand

[@osmosis]

We're glad that our video was able to help, Zeenat! 🥰❤️🙏🏼

[@28fabrice]

Would you have any knowledge on Norethisterone please? I need to check if it can affect Androgens receptors and affect testosterone levels to be active!? Thank you 🙏 I would appreciate it Perhaps you have a video on it ?

[@sharonallison8991]

Trying to fi d natural answers to counteract the post menopausal hormone effect??

[@christinesalami7712]

Loooove the way you explained it ❤

[@osmosis]

Glad you liked it, Christine! Thanks! 😊

[@melissacafagna8368]

Can you recreate another video where you dumb this down for us normies 😂

[@brendaechols5929]

I'm currently taking progesterone during to changes I'm going through.

[@Eva_yaaa]

That was amazing ❤

[@noorulain5440]

Amazing , best video ever

[@osmosis]

Glad you liked it! 💖

[@123STEP23]

Very well done !!

[@osmosis]

Thank you! 😊

[@mahmoudabdellatif8027]

Good one 👏

[@osmosis]

Thanks, Mahmoud! ✌️

[@milaturchyn9598]

Isn't progesterone produced by the adrenal cortex as well?

[@humerxa]

That's Erythropoietin

[@signedelacroix7213]

He? can you repeat?

[@Pomni740]

Do males also produce esteogen?

[@user_hat]

smaller amounts but yeah. same is reversed for women and testosterone.

[@randeepsingh2413]

I have little and thin growth in underarm How can I get bushy and hairy growth in underarm

[@DanielRomero-nx8wm]

Thanks!

[@osmosis]

You're welcome, Daniel! ❤️

[@goaway1514]

If estrogen is what they took off the market because it gives woman breast cancer but its what stops menopause, I can buy new boobs just give me the stuff that makes me feel 13 again.

[@KhanNiazi-ur7rq]

How to reduce estrogens

[@doubtazul]

All this sounds like ingredients in processed food 🤔

[@mrrishiraj88]

Thanks

[@osmosis]

Welcome! 🙏🏼

[@NERVESMEDICINE616]

U made it easy

[@osmosis]

Thanks! 🥰

[@sonamshersingh]

NYC lecture

[@trinityyyelizabeth]

I’m jus tryna figure out why i be so emotional 3 days b4 my period and 3 days after man 😅😅

[@Mohamed-rg6mo]

حم الله والديچ خيتي

[@bureksasirom5651]

i m male,and i have a problem.i have LOW estrogen and HIGH proegesteron.i m on testosterone replacment therapy.can someone help?what can it be...i feel awful

[@myaisheree]

That's amazing ditch the testosterone and become a WOMAN 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@bureksasirom5651]

@@myaisheree you are soooo funny

[@navkaur6776]

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[@bombayjustinb.2853]

bruuhh you made it more complicated

[@GamesofFate-id8yi]

I was just and Egg 20 years ago😂

[@satishramisetty725]

Your From sister

[@GodSoLoved.Yeshua]

🥳

[@Pema604]

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[@lobitolinares6112]

crack

[@shibilkuniyan]

👌🏻

[@GodSoLoved.Yeshua]

Men can't be women 🥳

[@mariotheraviolieater4718]

women can be man though, produce enough testosterone you will be walking with a beard

[@QueenOfChaos1312]

Weird place to comment that, but ok.

[@shikoome]

Yes they can :)

[@LovemyLife700]

Awful information

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[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

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