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S 484: Women's Health Spotlight: How Much PMS is Normal? Examining Luteal Phase Cycle Symptoms and More!

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The Effects of Astrodiol and Progesterone on Cognitive Function

After ovulation, you have a bit of rise in your basal body temperature. Changes in these hormones across the menstrual cycle influence a wide array of neurotransmitters. estrogen and progesterone have to be balanced with one another for everything to be working correctly. The most common cause of PMS or pre-menstrual syndrome is having suboptimal levels of progesterone.

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