FREQUENT BLADDER AND URINARY INFECTIONS? HOW BIOIDENTICAL HORMONES CAN HELP
Ladies, do you find yourself having reoccurring urinary tract infections or bladder irritation? Are there close calls when it comes to getting to the bathroom on time? If you are peri (before) or post (after) menopausal, it could be due to a decline in your hormones, particularly estrogen. These are common symptoms associated with declining levels of estrogen. As estrogen declines, the bladder lining becomes very thin and prone to irritation and infection. There may also be burning pain on urinating and difficulty in holding back urine. Estrogen is responsible for maintaining the lining of the bladder and promoting its blood supply and nutrition. Prior pelvic floor injury from multiple […]
