Most of the time when you see the phrase 'balancing hormones' or 'imbalanced hormones' on social media, it's part of a marketing scheme...if we were to check someone's actual hormone levels by drawing their blood, they would be perfectly normal.
It's normal for hormones to fluctuate from moment to moment, day to day and in parts of your cycle...that's actually how your body is meant to work: to regulate different functions of the body by altering and adjusting hormone levels in response.
Common hormonal issues include polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), diabetes, perimenopause and menopause...Symptoms such as fatigue, unexplained weight change, extreme thirst, change in bowel movement frequency, acne, irregular periods and hot flashes may be an indicator of one of those issues.
Those are reasons to talk to your doctor and ask a professional about testing. It’s crucial not to jump to conclusions based on information from social media.
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