What is the difference between estrogen and progesterone?

May 1, 2009 by Helpful Menopause Tips  
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Can you answer Cutie_McPie’s question about Menopause?:

What side effects do each of these hormones cause? I know a BIT about estrogen, but not progesterone.

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  1. be happier own a pitbull on May 2nd, 2009 8:34 pm

    Menopause Feedback: In a nut shell. Estrogen is the female hormone and can help regulate your periods and growth/developing of the woman, depending on what age you are.
    Progesterone(female version of testosterone) helps to maintain the pregnancy when pregnant it thickens the lining of the uterus and plays a roll in the female system to help regulate periods.
    I hope this gives you a better understanding if you want more information you can go to and read up on them.

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