Unless a woman has a history of trauma to her lower abdomen or has a history of STD’s and Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, I’m a little more hesitant to accept that the tubes are blocked despite the HSG saying that they are blocked.  I’m not saying that they can’t be blocked, I’m just more hesitant to accept that they are.  Why?   Read the rest of this entry »

Prolactin is often associated with the hormone responsible for milk formation and production for breastfeeding.  However, when a woman experiences high levels of prolactin when she is not breast feeding, it is an indication of hormonal imbalance.  Most women can experience Read the rest of this entry »