Progesterone causes gingivitis and gum issues

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The effect of elevated ovarian hormones on periodontal health: oral contraceptives and pregnancy - PubMed

The most common oral manifestation of elevated levels of ovarian hormones, as seen in pregnancy or oral contraceptive usage, is an increase in gingival inflammation with an accompanying increase in gingival exudate. This gingivitis can be avoided or at least minimized by establishing low plaque...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

@BrahminBoss What are your thoughts? I have noticed more plaque since using it and feel soreness in the gums.

 

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@BrahminBoss Can you link studies showing the affects of Prog on estradiol and metabolism

 

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Women's Hormones and Oral Health

Learn from WebMD how hormones impact a woman's oral health, including her risk for gum disease and tooth decay.

www.webmd.com

 

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"The surge in production of the female hormones estrogen and progesterone that occurs during puberty can increase the blood flow to the gums and change the way gum tissue reacts to irritants in plaque, causing the gum tissue to become red, tender, swollen, and more likely to bleed during brushing and flossing."

 

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@JFLateating

 

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just brush ur teeth

 

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The effect of elevated ovarian hormones on periodontal health: oral contraceptives and pregnancy - PubMed

The most common oral manifestation of elevated levels of ovarian hormones, as seen in pregnancy or oral contraceptive usage, is an increase in gingival inflammation with an accompanying increase in gingival exudate. This gingivitis can be avoided or at least minimized by establishing low plaque...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

@BrahminBoss What are your thoughts? I have noticed more plaque since using it and feel soreness in the gums.

must be why I have shit gums

 

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The effect of elevated ovarian hormones on periodontal health: oral contraceptives and pregnancy - PubMed

The most common oral manifestation of elevated levels of ovarian hormones, as seen in pregnancy or oral contraceptive usage, is an increase in gingival inflammation with an accompanying increase in gingival exudate. This gingivitis can be avoided or at least minimized by establishing low plaque...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

@BrahminBoss What are your thoughts? I have noticed more plaque since using it and feel soreness in the gums.

Why’re u taking progesterone?

Are you trying to castrate yourself?

 

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The pros out weighed the cons