Estrogen Dominance Symptoms
If you are a peri menopausal woman, you may be experiencing estrogen dominance symptoms.
Although estrogen dominance makes us think that our estrogen levels are too high, that is not necessarily the case. Often, our progesterone levels are low, and since progesterone is a hormone that balances our estrogen, a lack of it can lead to estrogen dominance. SymptomsThis list of symptoms is a bit tricky. Why? Because, unfortunately, we experience many of the same symptoms from excess estrogen as we do with low estrogen. So, even though you may be experiencing these symptoms, know that it does not necessarily mean that you have too much estrogen in your body-- you may have too little. - Bloating, Water Retention, and Weight Gain
- Headaches
- Tender Breasts
- Uterine Fibroids
- Vaginal Yeast Infections
- Depression
- Nausea, Vomiting
- Decreased Sex Drive
- Irregular Periods
- Leg Cramps
Too much estrogen in your body can also increase your risk of getting breast, ovarian, and uterine cancer. Natural Treatments- Progesterone Cream: Since low progesterone levels lead to estrogen dominance, increasing your progesterone level is a great way to get relief. Progesterone cream like wild yam cream is a form of bioidentical progesterone.
You rub this cream into your body (wrists, neck, face, hands, or stomach) once a day. - Chasteberry: This herbal supplement will help your body to increase your progesterone level and bring balance to your hormones.
LifestyleAs with just about every other ailment, regular exercise and a proper diet can do wonders for your high estrogen symptoms. Return to High Estrogen Page. Return from Estrogen Dominance Symptoms to Estrogen Source Homepage.

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