21/11/2025
Oestrogen and progesterone are a big part of the health of your thyroid and are big reasons why your thyroid function can go a bit wonky at this time đ„Ž
During perimenopause, progesterone naturally declines â and because it plays a crucial role in thyroid hormone conversion, receptor sensitivity, metabolism and particularly nervous system regulation, even small drops can create some big symptoms đŁ
This is why so many women experience weight gain, fatigue, anxiety, cycle changes and âthyroid-likeâ symptoms long before their blood tests show anything abnormal.
Your hormones donât work in isolation, and your thyroid never operates on its own.
When progesterone falls, and oestrogen soars⊠your whole system feels it.
If youâre navigating these symptoms and want proper guidance, Iâm here to help you understand what your body is really trying to tell you.
Drop me a line, or join the Perimenopause Rebalance Program!!
Tash xx