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    feedback” is involved in understanding how these drugs work.Can you explain what is meant by negative feedback?Negativefeedbackisyourbody’swayofkeepingeverythingregulatedandinharmony.3.My doctor told me that birth control pills contain small amounts of estrogen and progesterone, and these hormones prevent me from ovulating.I don’t understand how giving me these hormones in a pill would prevent me from ovulating.I assume that it has something to do with the levels…

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    menstruate for a whole year. This is due to hormonal changes majorly estrogen. The perimenopause period ends after a year of absence of menstruation. As the estrogen levels go down it brings in sleepless nights, hot flashes, mood swings, accumulation of fat in the belly and also high risk of heart problems. Low bone strength and muscle problems also come in. Exercising is the best thing you can do to compensate for the lowered estrogen levels. Read on for the exercises that will keep you healthy…

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    The discussion of chemotherapy is beyond the scope of this article. Endocrine therapy can be an effective systemic treatment in hormone-receptor positive breast cancer. Premenopausal women are often treated with ovarian suppression, selective estrogen receptor modulators, and aromatase inhibitors. • Ovarian suppression may be performed via ablation (eg, oophorectomy, ovarian irradiation) or with gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists such as…

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    Richa Sood NURS 6521 Advanced Pharmacology Walden University August 7, 2014 Breast cancer in women Breast cancer in women For the purpose of this assignment, I chose breast cancer as it is very common and second leading cause of death among cancers in United States, after heart disease. However, due to the improvement in drugs, technology, early detection and better understanding on the disease, the rates are declining as compare to the past. Some of the common risk factors that can…

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    Menopause Research Paper

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    defined as 12 months after your last menstrual period and end of menstrual cycles. Menopause is a normal condition that women experience as they age. No more pregnancy because there is no more period to worry about. Ovaries no longer produce enough estrogen to continue menstrual period. A woman is natural born with a limited number of eggs, which are stored in the ovaries. Menopause happens when the ovaries no longer release an egg every month and menstruation stops. As a woman ages, her…

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    Introduction: Postmenopausal women have a greater risk of developing chronic kidney disease (CKD) in later life [1]. Estrogen is nephroprotective in premenopausal women; however, it has been suggested that the loss of estrogen predisposes women to reduced kidney function [2]. As a consequence, there is an increased risk of incident mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and dementia, which has been demonstrated by several studies [3-5]. The risk of incident cognitive impairment and dementia are…

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    the hormone insulin from the pancreas. Insulin affects the action of other hormones in the body including insulin-like growth factor (IGF) and possibly estrogen. A number of studies have suggested that higher blood levels of IGF may be linked to an increased risk of premenopausal but not postmenopausal breast cancer risk. Increased levels of estrogen in the body have been clearly linked to increased breast cancer risk. In vivo studies have also shown increase in proliferation of normal and…

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    Estrogen Research Paper

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    expected. But when they are out of balance, the body begins experiencing problems. Estrogen commonly termed as the female hormone and testosterone considered as the male hormone are crucial in the reproductive system. Men can experience elevated levels of estrogen. But does a man produce estrogen? Yes, a man’s body produces estrogen but in low levels. It’s produced mainly by adrenal glands as well as the testicles. Estrogen hormone is important in a man; it plays a critical role in bone…

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    Mucus Plug Research Paper

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    Discharging of the Mucus Plug Many aspects of pregnancy can cause alarm to expectant mothers. One of the most alarming situation one might deal with is the discharging of the mucus plug. What is the Mucus Plug? The cervix produces a special mucus referred to as cervical mucus. Cervical mucus is a natural protection that a women’s body produces. The mucus is secreted or discharged during different parts of the menstrual cycle and pregnancy. The mucus is secreted from the cervix to protect the…

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    The number of people affected by breast cancer is rising in the western world. Breast cancer is caused by the unusual growth and division in cells that can destroy normal tissue in the breast. The cancer cells have the potential to spread throughout the body (“Breast Cancer,” 1999, p.518). Breast cancer is found typically in older women or around the time of menopause but it can also be found in men. Breast cancer is defined by the mammory glands and the growth of malignant cells within these…

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