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> The post I just read about muscle relaxants reminded me of something that
> a
> mother was told by her doctor: the reason she was slow in healing from a
> (I
> believe) ligament tear was that she was nursing and that nursing hormones
> meant that her ligaments/muscles were extra loose and stretchy (this was a
> while ago, so I am totally paraphrasing).
>
-------It's nonsens, as far as I know. The hormones necessary for being
pregnant ánd give birth are oestrogen and relaxine. The hormones necessary
to breastfeed are prolactin and oxytocin.
Hormones, hormones, hormones. They áre difficult to pronounce and it's very
complicated science, but they are alllllll different. Yes, women are walking
hormone-bombs and no matter whát they have (headaches, loose-ness, itch,
baby's or milk) it's always all due to hormones.
By the way: Dutch ancestors??
Lydia< LLL, Netherlands.
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