Insomnia After Hysterectomy | Is your doctor willing or able to help?

How are you sleeping? If you've had a hysterectomy, you might be suffering from insomnia because you don't have any progesterone. The conventional wisdom is that women without a uterus don't need progesterone. This video explains why that's not the case.
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[@SK-cp8zs]

Thanks for the video! Most of the holistic drs advise to cycle Progesterone so that it mimics a real cycle. Should all women be cycling it or is continuous best?

[@SimpleHormones]

@SK-cp8zs That’s a good question. Cyclic progesterone is commonly prescribed for women in perimenopause. It mimics the way progesterone goes up days 14-26, then drops off. It’s not necessarily right or wrong. Different providers have different views on whether it’s useful or not.

[@SimpleHormones]

Most of the providers I work with will prescribe progesterone continuously after menopause to help with sleep.

[@SK-cp8zs]

@@SimpleHormones thanks for your reply!

[@pamw3238]

Some women get insomnia from progesterone