Hormonal Skin & Hair Changes with Dr Louise Newson and Dr Sajjad Rajpar

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• SB

  @Sb1-234 · 1 year ago

  Great podcast! I lost half my hair a few years ago due to peri menopause, which I didn’t know at the time. Since taking HRT my hair had grown back, looks healthy and shiny. I also oil my hair and eat a high protein diet. I get compliments about my skin too!! HRT most definitely plays a significant role!

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• AN

  @annana9297 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Love this interview, and how I have experienced that fixing hormone deficiencies, fixes the skin, wether on the scalp or face. Sebum is actually a magical thing, when the body starts producing it again, after many years of taking anti-androgens, like Roaccutane and the combination pill, with their disasterous effects on hormone levels. Thank you for confirming what I have witnessed personally.

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• WA

  @wande_rwoman5321 · 1 year ago

  Omg! Dry eyes! Wow... I&apos;ve been recently getting really dry eyes... &nbsp;How interesting.... <br>I was finally changed from patches to gel and I can safely say the gel is SOOOOO much better.....<br><br>This is ALL thanks to Dr Newsome as the reason WHY I have been pushing my doctor&apos;s. ❤

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• AL

  @alexandratzouloufi · 1 year ago

  I lost half of my hair during peri menopause . Just started hrt and hope it will help with the dozens of problems I have

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• SP

  @SparklingDiva1111 · 1 year ago

  On shampoos... I had really bad hairloss when I became peri-menopausal. I did have to experiment and buy different shampoos and conditioners and it made a helluva difference! This brand helped STOP my hairloss --&gt; Maria Nila Head &amp; Hair Heal Shampoo, also conditioner. Not cheap, but did work a treat!<br>I&apos;ve never seen/heard of the &quot;menopause&quot; shampoos. That&apos;s BS. But I stopped using regular shampoo &amp; conditioner with silicones, parabens etc. and that helped!

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• AN

  @annashiegl · 1 year ago (edited)

  Very interesting topic. I developed rosacea in my 40s and migraines, which I now know was due to menopause.

• AN

  @angelinaagathangelou4315 · 1 year ago

  So truly interesting ❤

• 04

  @04Serena · 2 months ago

  I had an oophorectomy at age 23 (decades ago, and now known to have been unnecessary), and doctors subsequently took me off the Premarin I&apos;d been put on (patches weren&apos;t yet available), saying I was too young to stay on it. &nbsp;I stopped sleeping, had huge mood changes, and the worst thing was that I developed formication. &nbsp;It truly felt like ants were crawling under my skin. &nbsp;My mother had been psychotic, and when the formication began, I thought it was a sign of psychosis developing in me. &nbsp;How damn sad it is to think of all that I&apos;ve gone through due to an early loss of hormones! &nbsp;I eventually resumed estrogen, transitioning to the patch when it was available, and am just now adding the other two.

• DE

  @denisebucknall · 1 year ago

  ❤❤

• JU

  @juliesaadwellness · 1 year ago

  I developed dermatitis around my eyes a few months after starting micronized progesterone, when I rubbed my eyes a lot one night. It took me forever to make the connection and I suffered with it for about 5 months, so bad that my skin would crack and bleed. I tried stopping it and had one more mini-flair and then it went away completely. <br><br>A few weeks ago I tried taking it again and this time developed the same textured red patches but on my neck.

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• SN

  @Snorberto · 1 year ago

  ❤️🙏🙏

• ME

  @melindalajos6007 · 1 year ago

  Hi, I love all your podcasts, I’ve learned a lot. I’m 44 and my symptoms indicate &nbsp;perimenopause , I also have Kindler EB an I believe my skin suffer because hormone decrees but my Gp done some blood tests and think I don’t need HRT . My skin is itchy due to my condition also; my but so many other symptoms lead to perimenopause, bloating, brain fog, mood change… Are you aware of this EB condition and if HRT would benefit me?! Thank you !