Pain assciate with hormone level change

During menopause, estrogen levels fall along with progesterone and testosterone. As estrogen levels decline, thyroid levels will follow because estrogen effects thyroid hormone production. See how everything is connected? So, how does estrogen connect to chronic pain? Well, artificially elevated levels of estrogen like found with hormone replacement therapy and oral contraception are strongly linked to joint pain. Women who use these hormone products are more likely to experience spinal pain for example. Estrogen has also been linked to arthritis. Using estrogen is like adding fuel to the painful fire. Joint pain is a natural response to inflammation in the body. Toe joint pain is no joke. Joint pain is noticed as early as the first trimester of a woman 's pregnancy. It is traced to a hormonal imbalance and is related to menopause.
Thyroid hormone is important for heart and lung function, muscle and nerve function, metabolism and gut motility. Thyroid hormone imbalances of the thyroid hormone can masquerade as many problems including: depression, menopause, insomnia, pain, and even psychosis. Thyroid imbalances are missed if both the TSH and Free T4 are not monitor. Do not accept the answer, "Your thyroid is fine". Make sure that both tests are within normal range and that the levels are normal relative to each other.
Acupuncture and herbal medicine can help to re-balance your body and aid secrtion of the hormone. All Natural approach!!

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A recent study suggests that chronic pain may impair the action of neutrophils, thereby weakening the immune response.

Stress may intensify chronic pain caused by arthritis and other conditions. Psychological distress also plays a significant role in the severity of back pain. Tension-type headaches are highly associated with stress and stressful events. Among the wide range of possible migraine triggers is emotional stress.

The tensions of unresolved stress frequently cause insomnia, generally keeping the stressed person awake or causing awakening in the middle of the night or early morning. Not able to sleep well cause body natural pain killer hormone; endorphine low and feel more pain.

Stress can exacerbate existing diabetes by impairing the patient's ability to manage the disease effectively.

Pain killer can only mask the problem. Acupuncture, QI gong breathing practice and herbal medicine can help you with root of the problem.