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Itching and...

by Leigh

 

It sounds as though you are estrogen deficient and are experiencing atrophic vaginitis because of a lack of adequate estrogen. You need to have your hormone levels checked. This page has a link for the blood work necessary to get an accurate idea of how messed up your hormones really are. Make sure you aren't on any HRT or BC pills when they take the blood or you will not get an accurate reading. Your other symptoms are the same that I have and but I am 42 so some of these symptoms are normal for women in my age group, but not yours. You may need some type of HRT so you don't suffer bone loss or heart disease. Also, I recently started on HRT and it made a really big difference in my vaginal tissues. NO MORE ITCHING!



Posted on Jun 4, 1999, 11:44 AM

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