Red Clover
Red clover is one of the important herbs that are beneficial for treatment of estrogen deficiency. Scientifically known as Trifolium Pratense, Red clover is a very common herb growing all throughout the meadows in Asia, Europe and North America. It has a sweet and soothing taste and has cooling properties as well. It belongs to the legume family. The flowers of red clover are used to treat estrogen deficiency and menopausal problems in women. Since Red clover have similar effects like estrogen, it helps recover menopausal associated symptoms like hot flashes. The main component that helps in the same is isoflavones. However, like all other herbs, it also has a side effect due to which it should be avoided during pregnancy. Before using the same, it is necessary to consult a doctor for all potential side effects. Black Cohosh
Black Cohosh an herb better known as Cimicefuga Racemosa is also helpful for treating estrogen deficiencies. It belongs to the buttercup family in North America. The roots and the stems are used to treat menopausal symptoms in woman such as hot flashes, vaginal dryness and night sweats. This herb can be used by women who have less estrogen deficiency. Black Cohosh is also used to treat sexual problems of women like pre menstruation syndrome, delayed menstruation and soreness of uterus. It is important that you consult your doctor for proper doses before taking the same. Hops
Humulus Lupulus or simply Hops are used to treat estrogen deficiencies. It is used for treatment of medical problems like menopause related symptoms and estrogen deficiency. Unlike red clover hops that has a bitter taste and is used for cooling properties, this herb is used to treat hot flashes, anxiety disorder and menopausal symptoms in women. However, this drug should be avoided if you have hormonal cancer. It is necessary that you speak to your doctor before taking this herb. These herbs can help woman control the balance of estrogen in their body. However it is necessary that one should consult a doctor and not take it by its own.]]>
