The world according to Sarah

[Stottie Girl]

I am really sorry this happened. I hope everything comes out ok with Ultra sound on your legs. Please take care of your self.

Thanks Tammy, in all honesty, I think the legs are the least of my concerns right now!

[Lori Dee ✅]

She stared at me and said" so why are you taking them? what is the point? What are you wanting to achieve?

I think I would have said something like, "I need hormone replacement because my ovaries are not producing enough estrogen and progesterone for me to stay healthy."

See if she checks the charts to see what is wrong with your ovaries.  🤣

[Stottie Girl]

I think I would have said something like, "I need hormone replacement because my ovaries are not producing enough estrogen and progesterone for me to stay healthy."

See if she checks the charts to see what is wrong with your ovaries.  🤣

When she said she was sending me for the pelvic scan she was mumbling something about it's common for women because of their different organs. I just looked at her thinking what are you prattling on about! I was presenting male, did she think I had magically grown ovaries! It did not inspire confidence!

[Charlotte Kitty ✅]

She sounds all over the place to me! Needs to get it together a bit. Honestly AI does a more sensible consultation thsn most doctors!

[davina61]

Lack of correct training, when I went to docs a while ago she had 3 training students with her so they got an insight in how things are. BTW they were all good with it.

[Stottie Girl]

Has anyone else here suffered with Hyperlordosis and anterior pelvic tilt problems? apparently it can be related to HRT. I have had it for quite some time (3 years at least) and I now think it could be behind many of my aches, pains and nerve issues. Possibly even the fluid issue too. Just wondered if anyone else has had this? Apparently it is fixable by specific exercises and weight training. Curious if anyone has done this?

[Petunia]

I just have neck, back and hip issues.

I try and exercise as best as possible but stretcing and core strenthening are really, really important.

[Lori Dee ✅]

Has anyone else here suffered with Hyperlordosis and anterior pelvic tilt problems? apparently it can be related to HRT. I have had it for quite some time (3 years at least) and I now think it could be behind many of my aches, pains and nerve issues. Possibly even the fluid issue too. Just wondered if anyone else has had this? Apparently it is fixable by specific exercises and weight training. Curious if anyone has done this?

I have heard this claim before a few times, and I have found zero evidence that it is caused by hormones (HRT or naturally produced).

An anterior pelvic tilt and lumbar hyperlordosis happen when the front of the pelvis drops forward and downward, creating an exaggerated, arched-inward curve in the lower back. This postural alignment often stems from a combination of prolonged sitting, tight hip flexors, and weak abdominal or gluteal muscles.

Common Causes and Symptoms

Tight Muscles: Chronically short hip flexors (like the psoas and rectus femoris) and tight lower back extensors pull the pelvis forward.

Weak Muscles: Inactive or under-engaged glutes, hamstrings, and deep core stabilizers fail to hold the pelvis in a neutral position.

Lifestyle Factors: Long hours spent sitting at a desk shorten the front hip complex.

Here is how to fix it:

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[Petunia]

I have heard this claim before a few times, and I have found zero evidence that it is caused by hormones (HRT or naturally produced).

An anterior pelvic tilt and lumbar hyperlordosis happen when the front of the pelvis drops forward and downward, creating an exaggerated, arched-inward curve in the lower back. This postural alignment often stems from a combination of prolonged sitting, tight hip flexors, and weak abdominal or gluteal muscles.

Common Causes and Symptoms

Tight Muscles: Chronically short hip flexors (like the psoas and rectus femoris) and tight lower back extensors pull the pelvis forward.

Weak Muscles: Inactive or under-engaged glutes, hamstrings, and deep core stabilizers fail to hold the pelvis in a neutral position.

Lifestyle Factors: Long hours spent sitting at a desk shorten the front hip complex.

Here is how to fix it:

🔗

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[Stottie Girl]

Thanks for the tips! I wasn't too worried about it but the penny has just dropped that it could be the cause of so many of my issues Dr google seemed to suggest HRT played a role hence the question on here to see if anyone had successfully fixed it with excercise. I think mine is because I'm overweight and have been carrying a lot of weight on my front ie oversided belly and boobs. I have been active and have done manual jobs up until my current one so it's not a sitting at the desk thing. My fitness levels were pretty good up until around 2022 then I started piling the weight on. The problems started for me about 3 years ago.

[Petunia]

I haven't "fixed" it but I certainly know how much worse it can get if I don't stretch and do core work

You been doing a lot of manual work which would include bending, lifting, hold positions for a while.

That's fine when you are young, but as we age it's a lot easier to strain and s lot harder to recover