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Hormones And Dh

elkris

By elkris
in Dermatitis Herpetiformis

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elkris Newbie
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Anyone noticed they break out in DH at specific times in their menstrual cycle? When I used to cycle I found it to happen at mid-cycle and pre-menstrual. I am "older" now and in menopause and recently started trying the bioidentical hormones like Susanne Somers and others talk about. I find they are causing me to break out in DH in my scalp for the first time in my life. Any experience or advice is much appreciated.

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I found this to be true as well. I could also tell how mild or not mild my cycle would be by the intensity of breakout. I am thinking now that maybe it was because of the foods i craved during this time. Who knows.

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