are female hormones a bad ?
Im a 19 year old female.
I have an excessive amount of body hair. Thick hair, even on my hands & fingers?
I heard by taking female hormones your hair growth will gradually be reduced.
I can’t afford laser treatment. But my hair is such a problem in the way that I cant get close to anyone.
are female hormones a good/safe option for me? If so where can I buy them?
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4 Responses to “are female hormones a bad ?”
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Often with taking one type of hormones, your body naturally increases the opposite to compensate. Your body produces a balance of hormones and by throwing off that balance you risk increased testosterone and therefore increased body hair. I recommended going to a doctor and having a hormone test. He can tell you if the overproduction is from a naturally high testosterone level and be able to help you safely regulate it without adverse affects.
I suppose they are fine for you, they’re just hormones, after all. Talk to a doctor. They need to be prescribed, I assume, and a doctor will answer all of your necessary questions about it.
your doc will give them to you
well female hormone will decrease your body hair for sure. increased hair is on males because of the hormone androgen.you probably have more androgen for a normal female.androgen in female is not zero but very minimal level. female hormone will counter androgen which can result in less hair. it will also regulate your menstrual period. try to consult a doctor alot of women take pills. of course any medicine has its side effect its still up to you to decide whether its worth it.
laser treatment is a safe option but expensive.
hormone is less expensive but in the long run it would still cost you plus the side effect of course. its an over the counter drug in any drugstore. it could either be an estrogen and progesterone combination. but the female hormone is really estrogen. it develops your secondary female characteristics. such as breast ductile structure. sodium retention so adding weight. more prominent pelvis. less hair. increase sexual desire. those are effects of estrogen hormone.hehehe. think it over. to make sure still consult your doctor.