Mira for perimenopause

[Estrogen dominance] Patient identifies ovulatory vs anovulatory cycles.
In this example, we have a 49-year-old female patient who had been experiencing severe cycle
variability alongside heavy bleeding and many days of spotting. Sometimes her cycles were
long, but other times they were short. At times, the patient was unsure if she was having
breakthrough bleeding or true ovulatory cycles.
The patient began testing with Mira, which revealed an underlying hormone pattern.

Mira Data Discovered: Consistently elevated E3G, Lack of LH surge and Lack of PdG changes
Provider identified estrogen dominance and anovulatory cycle.

By discovering her underlying hormone patterns, she could identify ovulatory vs. anovulatory
cycles and discuss potential treatment options with her provider

[Part 1 - Estrogen dominance] In another case, a 50-year-old female was diagnosed with perimenopause, stress, anxiety, HPA axis dysfunction, endometriosis, and adenomyosis.

Patient identifies anovulatory cycles and estrogen dominance.
She had experienced a stressful year with multiple life stressors and traumatic events; living in a
crisis state of anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. She also experienced heavy periods,
breast tenderness, losing her hair, and a significant decline in mood. 

Before treatment. Mira data discovered: Fluctuating and high estrogen levels, Lack of LH surge, Lack of progesterone changes

[part 2 - Estrogen dominance] After hormone replacement therapy (HRT) treatment.

[Abnormal Hormone Pattern]
Problem:
• Unable to identify
ovulation
• Unable to determine
fertile vs infertile days

Mira data discovered:
• Uncoordinated hormone
pattern
• Lack of LH surge