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Bioidentical HRT
HRT: Beyond possibly the initial determination that she is in menopause (if then...this is usually decided based on age and absence of menstruation), there are no blood tests involved. It is worth getting initial doctor consultation to ensure no contraindications to HRT (mainly through review of medical and family history). If there is not, then the HRT regimen is titrated to the lowest estrogen dose that produce symptomatic relief. The progesterone dose is pretty much fixed though there are alternatives in terms of duration e.g. continuous estrogen plus progesterone versus cyclic progesterone. Given the apparent lack of knowledge, this woman would be best advised to get doctor advice throughout. If she is Thai this can be done at no cost. Thai doctor will likely prescribe synthetic progestin and perhaps also synthetic estrogen, she can tell the doctor she only wants bioidentical and ask specifically about Oestrogel plus Utrogestan, Hyperthyroidism is a very serious condition and should be closely managed by an endocrinologist. Though your statement that thyroid levels were "low" a few years ago raises some doubt as to whether she is hyper or hypothyroid. -
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Middle East Pentagon: ‘Bold and Brilliant’ Operation That Crippled Iran’s Nuclear Infrastructure
You hope that Israel gets a weak leader who will just accept being attacked without retaliating -
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What makes a good soup?
I enjoy a basic soup of chicken, onion, potato and carrot with the Stock flavoured by the basic curry powder you get here in Thailand. See it in many Thai restaurants and often described as Indian flavoured soup. Doesn't usually have the carrots in it in the restaurants. I often make it back in the UK and throw just a handful of rice in to make it a little more substantial but still a soup rather than a curry. -
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One Minute Entry into USA
I live here duh. You couldnt use the systems anyway its for us only -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 23 June 2025
Thailand Expands Access to Safe Abortion Services for Insured Citizens File photo for reference only In a significant move, the Social Security Office (SSO) of Thailand has announced that insured Thai citizens can now access medical services for terminating unplanned pregnancies, free from legal repercussions. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1364554-thailand-expands-access-to-safe-abortion-services-for-insured-citizens/
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