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How can i balance my hormones, i seem to be suffering with too much estrogen? but aren't on any contraceptive.
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Pills: If you feel your hormones might naturally be out of balance, then a birth control pill can help. Women who take the birth control pill have hormones in the pill override the hormone production that their ovaries would naturally want to make. The birth control pill is a good way to balance out your hormones.
Answered 3/23/2022
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