
You will learn about menstrual cycle facts and how to measure your time to have a baby.
How to read the AMH blood test results and how to distinguish what is normal and what is not in terms of bleeding during menstruation
Basic anatomy of pelvic floor muscles, interaction of related organs and fascia
4 phases of menstruation cycle, interaction between hormons connected to it and physiology
symptoms and common pathologies you can expect during examination
How to balance progesterone and estrogen and how to live according to your menstruation cycle to support and not fight with this
My menstruation circle and menopause: how to deal with symptoms and how to spot signals
ARE YOU OR IS SOMEONE YOU KNOW…
• Expecting painful menstruation
• Facing weird and unexplained symptoms like frozen shoulder out of the blue
• Doubting what to do with symptoms and how to keep them down
• Have severe symptoms of PMS, headaches and/or migraines and cramps in abdomen
Unfortunately, teachers at school don’t teach us enough about our menstruation circle and how we can cope with these hormones that are crucial for our normal functioning. Sometimes you don’t get enough information even from the doctors about what symptoms are normal and what is not. You will go from one specialist to another and nobody can explain it to you. If you are a woman in your 30s and suddenly you experience f.eks. pain in the shoulder that is not a result of injury might be a first symptom of decreased estrogen.
Our osteopath Aleksandra Zegalski will explain how your menstruation circle works and how to minimise your symptoms connected to it. She will also teach you about early menopause signals and strategies you can take to go through it as smoothly as possible.
At the end of the workshop you will:
• know your body symptoms better
• learn about menstruation circle and how to support different phases
• Learn successful strategies to help your body to go through different phases smoothly
• Discover how osteopathy can help the body to cope with stress that menstruation and menopause can bring