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Who mentioned dhea intervaginally helps dry eyes?

Started by Lotus1, December 10, 2016, 03:22:00 PM

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Lotus1

Hi

I'd like to hear more about the dhea intervaginally help dry eyes please.

I use natural hrt from the hormone dr which is a troche containing est/prog/dhea that melts between the gum & cheek.
Of course I need to chew gum for the troche to melt with my dry mouth.

I'll ask my hormone dr about the dhea helping dry eyes.

Lotus1

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Nymph

I use sublingual drops and it helps my dry eyes. The absorbtion would be the same - straight into the bloodstream as opposed to digestive tract.
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Sharon

If I remember correctly, Maria was taking it intervaginally but only because she had allergic reactions to it when she took it by mouth (I have the same problem).
Sjogren's (+ RA): positive ANA, RNP, RNP-A, APCA. Severe eye dryness + inflammation, multiple sensitivities and allergic reactions, fatigue. 
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Maria3667

#4
Yes that's correct, I did mention it. However my main reason for using it intravaginally is threefold. 1) I can't get my hands on sublingual dhea as it's not available in my country. 2) inserting normal dhea intravaginally helps moisturize the vulva and other genital glands. 3) using it intravaginally also abates libido issues (arousal, sensitivity).

By the way, don't be surprised is your dr reacts a little shocked  ::) because this info is not general knowledge !

Good luck!
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Lotus1

Thanks all you wonderful people for your replies.

Worth investigating anything to get help.

Lotus1