Hormonal Sentence Examples

However, it sounds as tho your poor old auntie may have some similar hormonal problem.

A woman is at a higher risk of thrombosis from pregnancy than a hormonal contraceptive.

The findings have been welcomed and experts say they provide the first steps for a practical and reversible male hormonal contraceptive.

Their effects include hormonal disturbances, including diabetes insipidus, and visual problems.

Symptoms of hormonal changes include vaginal dryness, skin problems, hot flushes, night sweats and itching.

If the egg is not fertilized, however, resultant hormonal changes cause the endometrium to slip away and menstruation begins.

At the same time, the monthly hormonal cycle becomes more erratic.

Could a hormonal imbalance be to blame for your symptoms?

Persona and Rhythm methods Persona is a recently introduced method of contraception that relies on testing urine for hormonal changes relating to ovulation.

For menstrual and menopause symptoms motherwort is good for the nervous and endocrine system and may help with hormonal problems says Trudy Norris.

There is a condition known a polycystic ovary, which is a hormonal disorder where the cyst fails to produce an egg.

The ICP peel is a powerful treatment for sun damaged skin and abnormal pigmentation of hormonal origin such as melasma and chloasma.

Hormonal effects can be caused either by damage to the pituitary gland itself or to the hypothalamus, which controls the pituitary.

With respect to the study on delayed puberty, members noted with interest the possibility that lead can affect hormonal systems.

Saw Palmetto also contains sterols that give the herb its ' hormonal action.

There is evidence that regular exercise can help to reduce the sudden hormonal surges typical of the stress response.

During adolescence the hormonal changes will also affect the sweat glands.

By using a selective hormonal treatment you can safely kill the broad-leaved weeds whilst leaving the grass.

The main reason why acne appears in adolescence seems to be changes in hormonal status which drive sebum excretion.

In the first few weeks after birth, however, your baby is dealing with lots of hormonal changes, just like mom!

The baby also experiences hormonal shifts that help them absorb fluids into the body and away from the lungs during labor and delivery.

The baby does not travel through the birth canal so the fluids are not pushed out of the lungs during the delivery, and the babies do not have the same hormonal changes as those who undergo vaginal births.

She may also have fewer hormonal changes as well, making absorption into the blood stream and tissues difficult.

During the first year of your infant's life, many hormonal changes and fluctuations are taking place.

For some children, these hormonal changes affect the skin, particularly the sebaceous glands, making them overactive.

Should the cradle cap persist beyond the aid of dandruff shampoo, your child's pediatrician may prescribe a prescription hydrocortisone cream that works to control the irritation and hormonal activity in affected areas.

In cases of cradle cap, too much stimulation is already present for hormonal reasons and not washing the scalp enough contributes to the buildup of cradle cap.

The shots your vet prescribed are necessary to help your cat's hormonal system remain in balance and able to fight off immune reactions that produce the typical allergy symptoms.

I suspect because of the cat's age and the lack of other symptoms, that this might be a hormonal issue.

The vet will be able to determine if it is hormonal with a simple blood test.

In an elderly cat such as yours, it is likely hormonal or illness related, but I wouldn't rule out things such as fleas or ear mites that may have caused her to dig and scratch the fur off.

These hormonal changes occurring during the oestrus period have a powerful affect on your kitty and may cause her great frustration over time.

People who have hormonally-fed illnesses or conditions such as breast cancer and uterine fibroids should not use black cohosh, because it has not yet been determined what the hormonal effects of this herb are.

Some mothers, due to pituitary disorders, hormonal problems or other unexplained causes will not produce enough milk right from the start.

Hives, also known as urticaria, is the body's reaction to a hormonal imbalance that can be caused by many different factors.

It affects every organ in the human body, including the skin, causing changes to its chemistry and hormonal balance.

LoveToKnow Teens is an opportunity to get a leg up onto a difficult hormonal ride.

Gender - Females are more likely to become depressed than males, possibly because of hormonal factors.

It seems like overnight kids go from being fun loving and optimistic adolescents into hormonal and rule-breaking teenagers wreaking havoc.

Being underweight can cause anemia, dehydration, and hormonal problems.

Instead, they may have a small baby "bump" or larger chest due to hormonal changes.

While experts are uncertain what causes PPD, the hormonal changes of pregnancy are thought to play a significant role.

Hormonal changes and a desire to become independent from parents can make adolescents act out in many ways.

Acupuncture treatment is effective in the relief of digestive problems, easing musculoskeletal pain, and hormonal imbalances.

This is why skin patches make such an effective delivery system for nicotine, nitroglycerin and hormonal birth control.

People who have vitamin deficiencies or hormonal imbalances can exhibit dementia signs, because their bodies and brains are not able to function normally.

Changes in body odor, which may be a result of genetics or poor hygiene that may become more apparent with hormonal changes occurring in menopause.

Increased allergy symptoms, resulting from hormonal changes.

Understanding menopause symptoms may not relieve the discomfort you experience with hormonal fluctuations, but at least you can know what to expect and talk to your doctor about options for relief.

Hormonal mood swings associated with menopause can be intense and out of control like those some people experience with PMS.

Hormonal changes, such as those that occur prior to the menstrual cycle, can also increase the severity of symptoms.

A number of hormonal conditions can lead to excessive or diminished growth.

Amenorrhea associated with hormonal, genetic, psychiatric, or immunodeficiency disorders may require a variety of different medications and other treatments administered by specialists.

If a hormonal imbalance is revealed by laboratory testing, hormone replacements that are more natural for the body (including tri-estrogen and natural progesterone) are recommended.

Therefore, pituitary dwarfism is decreased bodily growth due primarily to hormonal problems.

Thus, dwarfism can result if there is a deficiency in any of these hormones, if there is a failure in the receptor cells receiving the hormonal stimuli, or if the target cells are unable to respond.

Researchers have found that both early socialization and hormonal factors may play a role in the development of gender identity disorder.

When doctors are uncertain about a newborn's sex, a specialist in infant hormonal problems is consulted as soon as possible.

Rich foods such as chocolate, food allergies, or hormonal changes may also cause outbreaks in children and adolescents.

Certain normal conditions can also affect body temperature, such as food ingestion, age, pregnancy, and certain hormonal changes.

After puberty, girls are three times more likely to have migraines than boys because of associated hormonal changes and menstruation.

In post-puberty girls, a hormonal connection is likely, since headaches occur at specific points in the menstrual cycle.

The sores appear during times of stress or as a reaction to hormonal imbalances in women.

Undergoing a c-section may inflict psychological distress on the mother, beyond hormonal mood swings and postpartum depression.

Blood tests or a scalp biopsy may be required if a medical condition-such as lupus erythematosus, thyroid dysfunction, iron deficiency, or hormonal imbalance-is suspected.

Intense itching in the external genitalia in women (pruritus vulvae) may be due to candidiasis (yeast), hormonal changes, or the use of certain spermicides or vaginal suppositories, ointments, or deodorants.

The hormonal changes within their bodies seem to trigger the immune system.

Peer influence and hormonal changes can affect participation in group physical activities, so parents should consider encouraging exercise at home for children reluctant to participate with peers.

Older girls, who tend to develop symptoms more frequently than boys owing to hormonal fluctuations, may find ovulation-inhibiting hormone therapy to be helpful.

Although obesity can be a side effect of certain hormonal disorders or use of certain medications, the primary cause of obesity in children and adolescents is excess calorie consumption coupled with a sedentary lifestyle.

Hormonal methods include birth control pills (oral contraceptives), Depo Provera injections, and Norplant.

All other methods of birth control must be working all the time to provide protection (hormonal methods, IUDs, tubal sterilization).

However, a woman must be sure that she is not already pregnant before using a hormonal method or having an IUD placed.

It is also thought that the hormonal changes of puberty may affect this region of the brain in some people.

The main causes of myopathies are genetic, inflammatory (caused by infection), endocrine (hormonal), and metabolic (errors in how cells function).

Causes of fasting hypoglycemia in children without diabetes may include insulin-producing tumors, certain hormonal deficiencies, medications (including sulfa drugs and large doses of aspirin), and critical illnesses.

If a hormonal imbalance is revealed by laboratory testing, hormone replacements that are more "natural" for the body (including tri-estrogen and natural progesterone) are recommended.

When oligomenorrhea is caused by hormonal factors, however, it is not preventable, but is usually treatable.

Hormonal changes within the mother during pregnancy result in increased ligament looseness or laxity and are thought to possibly cross over the placenta and cause the baby to have lax ligaments while still in the womb.

The hormonal changes of precious puberty are normal-it is just that the whole process begins a few years too soon.

Many experts believe sexual orientation, whether homosexual, bisexual, or heterosexual, is determined by a complex interaction between anatomical and hormonal influences during fetal development.

Menstruation is the vaginal bleeding that occurs in adolescent girls and women as a result of hormonal changes.

The menstrual cycle takes place each month in response to the hormonal changes which occur when pregnancy does not take place.

Puberty is initiated by hormonal changes triggered by a part of the brain called the hypothalamus, which stimulates the pituitary gland, which in turn activates other glands as well.

Beginning as early as age eight in girls-and two years later, on average, in boys-the hypothalamus signals hormonal change that stimulates the pituitary.

Teenagers' self-esteem is often affected by the physical and hormonal changes they experience, especially during puberty.

Acne vulgaris is triggered by the hormonal changes that occur in puberty.

Disease. Certain hormonal disorders such as polycystic ovarian syndrome make acne more likely.

Blood tests are not usually necessary unless a hormonal disorder is suspected.

If a brain tumor is present (central hypogonadism) there may be headaches or visual loss or symptoms of other hormonal deficiencies (such as hypothyroidism).

Physical changes occur in the mother after birth, such as hormonal increases triggered by the infant licking or sucking her nipples and increased blood flow to her breasts when she hears the infant cry.

A number of states in the United States perform a hormonal test (a heel prick blood test) for CAH and other inherited diseases within a few days of birth.

Medical therapy achieves hormonal balance most of the time, but at times appropriate levels can be hard to maintain.

Hormonal problems, such as an over- or under-active thyroid may also be to blame.

Diagnoses can vary from malnutrition to hormonal causes.

Hirsutism is often the result of a hormonal imbalance during which the body produces excessive androgens or responds poorly to many other types of hormones.

Hair removal may remove some of the more visible effects of a hormonal imbalance, but until the underlying health situation is brought into check, the body may continue to grow hair in new places.

While women do not typically develop chest hair, hormonal imbalances can initiate hair growth that would normally be attributed only to men.

Over a period of months, the hair loss may be subtle, but over time quite noticeable.This condition is thought to be triggered by intense stress on the body's physical or hormonal systems.

According to the Lamaze International website, "any intervention in [childbirth] no matter how harmless it may seem, may disrupt the precise hormonal shifts and create problems that must be 'managed' with medical expertise and equipment."

The hormonal changes to your body will make you hair thicker, your complexion may glow, and many people share the opinion that there is nothing more beautiful than a pregnant woman.

Many women find the added body mass and hormonal changes that comes with pregnancy keeps them warmer than they would normally be.

This is typically due to hormonal changes and the overwhelming task of caring for an infant.

If you're using a hormonal method of birth control, like the pill, the patch, or Depo-Provera, the hormones in your medication are determining when you get your period.

You'll need to stop all forms of hormonal birth control before beginning to make your ovulation calendar.

The male birth control pill will probably also be a hormonal method of birth control.

Experimental male birth control methods have side effects related to the hormonal changes they cause.

Another problem is that male hormonal birth control doesn't start working right away.

No one knows if there's any danger in avoiding periods permanently, so most doctors will recommend that you take a week off from hormonal pills at least a few times a year.

Seasonale has side effects similar to other hormonal methods of birth control.

Hormonal imbalances can affect ovulation.

In other cases, using hormonal birth control like the pill or an IUD can increase chances for this type of pregnancy.

Women with a history of breast cancer should not take hormonal contraceptives, including the pill.

First of all, if you have been on hormonal birth control such as the pill, know that it may take up to three months for your cycles to become regular.

Plan B is a hormonal contraceptive similar to birth control pills.

The pills cause temporary hormonal changes in the body.

Your physician will help you determine whether a different form of hormonal birth control, such as the IUD or patch, is an option.

Aviane birth control is a hormonal contraceptive that gives women a chance to control their cycles to prevent getting pregnant until they plan on it.

Other side effects that seem to be common with hormonal birth control (such as the pill, the ring, and the patch) include weight gain, moodiness, vaginal dryness, and an increase in yeast infections.

Hormonal birth control methods, like the patch, may increase the risk of gallbladder problems, especially in women who have had such problems before.

There may be a connection between hormonal birth control and retinal thrombosis (blood clots within the eye).

Hormonal birth control can affect blood pressure.

A missed period may also be due to stress, illness, or even hormonal changes due to age.

These are also common symptoms of hormonal imbalance, stress, or even premenstrual syndrome.

Women who want to prevent pregnancy while using hormonal birth control pills are candidates for taking Camila.

Camila does not contain estrogen, so it is often prescribed to nursing mothers who wish to use a hormonal form of birth control while still maintaining a breastfeeding relationship.

This is also caused by pregnancy hormonal changes and can start as soon as the first week of pregnancy.

A study conducted by the Collaborative Group on Hormonal Factors in Breast Cancer showed that women are at a slightly elevated risk for breast cancer if they meet certain criteria, such as beginning to use the pill as a teen.

Some women have trouble conceiving after taking hormonal birth control.

Along with that last con, hormonal birth control in the grand scheme of things is still a pretty new deal.

Most insurance companies will not cover the numerous expenses associated with hormonal and/or surgical gender modifications.

Hormonal methods, such as oral contraceptives, implants, and injections, are effective at preventing pregnancy, but many women prefer birth control strategies that do not involve hormones.

This non hormonal birth control is sometimes called the rhythm method and means a woman keeps track of her "safe" days to have sex and "unsafe" days (i.e. days she can become pregnant).

Frequent urination is a result of the hormonal changes including the hCG hormone.

Hormonal changes also lead to tender breasts that result from the body's preparation to feed the baby.

Hormonal changes can lead to unexplained mood swings.

Constipation also sometimes happens due to hormonal releases.

While this can happen during different stages as well, darkened areolas are generally only caused by hormonal changes.

There are several other times during pregnancy when backaches are common, but in the earliest stages, most back discomfort is caused by abrupt hormonal changes.

In many cases, a discharge occurs because of hormonal changes in the body.

This pregnancy discharge, referred to as leucorrhea, occurs because of hormonal changes in the body.

Because discharge and bleeding often go hand-in-hand in relation to hormonal changes, differentiating between what is normal and what is abnormal can be tricky.

No long-term side effects are associated with progestin-only or combined hormonal pills.

Rarely, hormonal emergency contraception may cause severe nausea and vomiting.

They can also be a cause of hormonal imbalances and the onset of menstruation.

Many women are unable to handle the side effects of birth control pills and similar forms of hormonal contraception.

Hormonal contraception for men involves the use of synthetic hormones to stop the development of healthy sperm in the testes.

Hormonal changes cause these symptoms, which can start as early as 14 days after conception.

Hormonal changes can be blamed for the changes in her eating habits.

This method of contraception is easy to use and does not have the side effects associated with other hormonal and barrier related methods.

Most fertility clinics start treatment by running standard blood tests and ultrasounds on women to look for tube blockages or hormonal problems.

Many women lose hair post pregnancy due to the hormonal changes that occur in the body.

Hormonal imbalances can also cause difficulty conceiving.

Acne is one of the most common side effects of pregnancy, due to the hormonal changes a woman's body goes through as she's preparing to give birth.

Hormonal IUDs are designed to interfere with the sperm's movement and to reduce ovulation by releasing progestogen.

Those using the hormonal IUD, Mirena, need to replace it every five years.

Hormonal IUDs are more commonly used than copper because their effectiveness rate is higher than that of copper IUDs.

Hormonal IUDs are, in some ways, similar to taking birth control pills because the medicine in the IUD changes the hormonal environment in the uterus, preventing 99.9 percent of pregnancies.

While not as effective as hormonal IUDs, copper IUDs are still highly effective (99 percent), which is a higher effectiveness rate than condoms.

Furthermore, women who cannot take hormonal birth control pills also cannot use a hormonal IUD, in which case a copper IUD may be a good alternative.

Lower back pain can be caused by hormonal changes and posture changes you may have already undergone in anticipation of that big belly you are planning to get.

Lastly, hormonal changes can spur vaginal bleeding during early pregnancy.

While this can happen during different stages as well, darkened aureolas are generally only caused by hormonal changes.

If you are trying to conceive, it is likely that a hormonal imbalance has been caused by becoming pregnant.

The hormonal changes in pregnancy can cause considerable headaches for some women.

There are several other times during pregnancy when backaches are common, but in the earliest stages, most backaches are caused by abrupt hormonal changes.

Another sign of conception is constipation due to hormonal releases.

Mild headaches early in pregnancy are a result of increased blood circulation from hormonal changes.

Hormonal imbalances are one of the more common causes of female infertility effecting ovulation.

The doctor also prescribes progesterone to help provide hormonal support.

Surgical treatment may also help with the problem of infertility, but hormonal therapy may not improve fertility in these women.

There are two different IUDs available in the United States currently--hormonal and copper.

Inability to use hormonal birth control.

Teens are notorious for being moody, and the mood swings are typically attributed to hormonal changes during puberty.

Due to hormonal changes that occur fairly quickly once an egg has been fertilized and has embedded itself in the uterine wall, women can experience physical changes early on in pregnancy.

Some women also experience headaches due to early hormonal changes, but morning sickness (also caused by hormones) does not usually set in this early.

Are you sensitive to hormonal methods of birth control?

It helps to maintain hormonal balance in the body.

However, new research also shows that vitamin D is essential to normal cell growth and differentiation throughout the body, making it a key factor in maintaining hormonal balance and a healthy immune system.

Because hormonal balance is so intricate, too much of a hormone in your system may actually cause the opposite of your intended effect."

Weak, dull and thinning hair can be signs of health problems like a thyroid disorder, hormonal imbalance, polycystic ovarian syndrome and other illnesses.

Other lifestyle factors that may affect the level of beneficial bacteria include poor diet, use of hormonal medications such as steroids or oral contraceptives, and consumption of sugar and chlorinated water.

Additionally, condoms are recommended for breastfeeding women or those who can't tolerate the side effects of hormonal birth control pills.

These poses work on the hormonal and physical systems of the body in ways that are related to increased chances of conception.

The Zone Diet is all about hormonal balance.

Heredity, race, gender, age, inactivity, diabetes, stress, alcohol consumption, and hormonal changes have all been found to affect heart and cell health as well.

Teens are often struggling with the hormonal and physical changes of puberty, and the resulting emotional fragility can make it seem a daunting task to deal with a weight problem.

Weight gain can be caused by hormonal changes, stress, pregnancy, and improper diet.

Pregnancy and menopause are both times of hormonal fluctuations that affect the metabolism and emotional states of women.

Dr. Barry Sears is an internationally acclaimed authority on hormonal responses caused by foods and considers dietary control to be vital to maintaining wellness to prevent illness.

Dr. Sears is a famed author and a scientist and researcher on the hormonal consequences of food, which he considers the foundation of a healthy life.

He founded MedWell 1-2-3 as a simple approach to control key hormonal responses using foods people like to eat.

Other chemical and hormonal factors may also affect how many calories your body burns each day, but they are beyond the scope of this article and are best discussed with a nutritionist or physician.

Additionally, hormonal imbalances of the thyroid and pituitary glands can also affect your metabolism and require medical support.

The reason behind this is related to a hormonal response to food.

This is especially true in women who skimp on calcium and may have hormonal fluctuations.

Depending upon your hormonal makeup, performing extra side leg raises might build the adductor muscles, thereby making your legs look bigger.

Hormonal changes, pregnancy, aging, genetics, and regular weight gain can all cause a pooch of fat that lies over the top of the abdominal muscles.

Acne is common during puberty, when hormonal changes signal the sebaceous gland to make more oil.

For example, the hormonal changes of puberty can lead to acne.

Pregnancy, when a woman's hormonal balance changes, can set off an outbreak.

However, hormonal acne can also occur on dry skin types.

This is a highly effective treatment when dealing with adolescent acne, much of which is connected to hormonal imbalances that create oily skin.

Oily skin is a common side effect of hormonal changes, especially during puberty or changes in a menstrual cycle.

Here it could be a genetic predisposition, possibly aggravated by hormonal changes at puberty.

Hormonal Change Hormonal changes are a common cause of female alopecia.

Squirts of acidic chyme through the pylorus trigger hormonal responses mediated by enteroendocrine cells in the duodenal wall.

Imagine you were looking at use of hormonal contraception.

If you don't start thinking like a God and stop thinking like a hormonal teen, I'll replace you, Xander warned in a low growl.