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Spotting before your period is worth investigating. If you notice brown, pink or light red spotting for several days before your actual period begins, I do not automatically assume that it means “low progesterone”. That is one possible explanation, particularly if ovulation has occurred but luteal phase progesterone production is suboptimal. But spotting before a period can have several causes, which is why the pattern matters. In clinic I would want to know: How many days before your period does the spotting start? Are you actually ovulating? How long is your luteal phase? Are your cycles regular? Is there pain, heavy bleeding or bleeding after sex? Are you using hormonal contraception? Could there be a cervical cause, polyp, fibroid, adenomyosis, endometriosis, infection or another gynaecological reason for the bleeding? If progesterone is being investigated, timing the blood test correctly is also important. I would not automatically order a “day 21 progesterone” for every woman. Progesterone is generally most useful when measured around 7 days after ovulation, which may be day 21 in a textbook 28 day cycle, but certainly is not day 21 for everyone. That distinction matters enormously. And while progesterone helps maintain the endometrium during the luteal phase, persistent spotting is not something I would simply label as “oestrogen dominance” and treat blindly with herbs. We want to understand why it is happening first. If you are experiencing persistent spotting, irregular periods, painful periods or other hormonal symptoms, our naturopaths can work alongside your GP or gynaecologist to investigate the bigger picture. Nourishing Apothecary offers consultations Australia wide via Zoom. You can book a free discovery call to find the right practitioner for you at: nourishingapothecary.com #spottingbeforeperiod #progesterone #lowprogesterone #periodhealth
Spotting before your period is worth investigating. If you notice brown, pink or light red spotting for several days before your actual period begins, I do not automatically assume that it means “low progesterone”. That is one possible explanation, particularly if ovulation has occurred but luteal phase progesterone production is suboptimal. But spotting before a period can have several causes, which is why the pattern matters. In clinic I would want to know: How many days before your period does the spotting start? Are you actually ovulating? How long is your luteal phase? Are your cycles regular? Is there pain, heavy bleeding or bleeding after sex? Are you using hormonal contraception? Could there be a cervical cause, polyp, fibroid, adenomyosis, endometriosis, infection or another gynaecological reason for the bleeding? If progesterone is being investigated, timing the blood test correctly is also important. I would not automatically order a “day 21 progesterone” for every woman. Progesterone is generally most useful when measured around 7 days after ovulation, which may be day 21 in a textbook 28 day cycle, but certainly is not day 21 for everyone. That distinction matters enormously. And while progesterone helps maintain the endometrium during the luteal phase, persistent spotting is not something I would simply label as “oestrogen dominance” and treat blindly with herbs. We want to understand why it is happening first. If you are experiencing persistent spotting, irregular periods, painful periods or other hormonal symptoms, our naturopaths can work alongside your GP or gynaecologist to investigate the bigger picture. Nourishing Apothecary offers consultations Australia wide via Zoom. You can book a free discovery call to find the right practitioner for you at: nourishingapothecary.com #spottingbeforeperiod #progesterone #lowprogesterone #periodhealth

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