Dr. Batman
2 de junio de 2026
Excess Androgen Sufferer's Experience
Surprisingly enough, this actually does stuff. I have PMOS (formerly known as PCOS) and I have too much androgen in my system. So, I've got chin hair, rapid hair growth, doughy mammaries, more rapid muscle growth and density 😉, I am prone to anger, cramps, heavy flows, hormonal acne and I used to have ovarian cysts.I was told by my Gyno that I have two options: hormone replacement or birth control. I did birth control for 7 years, which helped rid me of my cysts, helped it with some of my hormonal acne, and my mammary fluctuations. But I really didn't like being on birth control, none of them felt right except for Seasonique. But, but a period only 4 months out of the year did take it's own toll. And hormone replacement seems extreme for only being 30 years old.So, I went into some lady forums and learned about DIM, Myo Inositol and D-chiro. These had never been mentioned to me before as options and seeing how they impacted other people, I figured I'd try them.Oh yeah, these pills help. These pills definitely do some stuff, let me tell you about it. I have noticed my hair growth being down significantly, my mood is vastly better (depression and anger), my cramps have improved, my acne has improved, my nails aren't completely flaky and useless, my cravings are down, my body can actually retain water, my mammaries have regrown significantly (I can feel the gland having regrown and reshape) and I noticed my monthly cycle had steadied.I am highly impressed with these pills and yet, am now also deeply concerned about the knowledge my gynocologist actually has. This isn't a cure all and I wouldn't even try to pretend it is. BUT - it helps. It does genuinely help if you have PMOS or similar symptoms. If you have been denied diagnosis in the last for PCOS, the requirements for diagnosis have finally changed. Go to your PCP or Gyno and discuss your symptoms ASAP. They can't deny you anymore because you "don't have ovarian cysts". Literally women or people who typically have ovaries or uteruses, that have PMOS are no more likely to have ovarian cysts than non-PMOS suffering persons. But if your Gyno or pcp is like mine, is someone who doesn't know much or cares too much about the accuracy of women's reproductive health, try these. They work for persons who either have too much estrogen or, like me, have too much androgen. This will work to help balance out your hormonal levels and it took about 3 weeks for me to really start seeing how well things worked. I did mention above Dim (dim diindolylmethane), which isn't currently found in this mix, but I would recommend for anyone struggling with acne. Some peoples, like me, with too much androgen may have the opposite effect while taking DIM. So, be cautious if you've got too much androgen, but if you have too much estrogen, definitely try it. It also helps you absorb the myo and d-chiro better, which is mostly why I take it. I also wanted to state, because of my androgen levels, I take 4 pills x2 a day and the DIM 1x daily. My metabolism or body's enzymes are absolute units, because they quickly make anything I take ineffective. This is something I deal with, with most medications and my current dosage has no effect (currently) on my health. Do consult a competent doctor before exceeding the daily recommended dose of 4 pills, sometimes more isn't better.I also, also wanted to mention the hairs on my chin still comes in, but it's finer and regrows slower.Try these out, they may not be miracle cures, but they are more than what some people are given as options. I wish I knew about these sooner, but it seems like women's/uterine or ovarian carrier's reproductive health is not taken seriously by some. Take yours seriously and get evaluated for PMOS, literally today.Ver másVer menos
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