location: Savannah, Georgia
Question: Dear Dr. Roby
I recently gave birth to a baby girl in December. This is my fourth baby so, I am experienced breastfeeding mother. It is much different this time around, because I after 4 months of giving birth I started my period.
Well along with the period I broke out with hives. They come in patches on my back, legs and buttocks. They will go away, but will return when I get my menstral cycle. How can this be treated? Also, Is this a hormone imbalance?
Also over the years I have develope hair on my neck, chin and chest. My sex drive is very low. I can’t seem to lose weight. I’m irritable and fatigued most of the time and I suffer from short term memory loss. I understand a little how all this is related, but how do I best get this message to my doctor who has never heard of this?
Very Respectfully,
Wanda
Dear Wanda,
I’m so sorry that you are having these problems, but glad that you found us.
In answer to your question, “yes”, it can be hormone imbalance. Usually, it is one of the mementos of pregnancy, as you already know, and can take a long time to rebalance. Sometimes, it doesn’t rebalance by itself, and needs to be aided by an external impetus. It’s what we do, so well.
We liken your body to a computer, that freezes up when the entries have been too many, too fast, and it has to be rebooted, in order to restore its function. Would you be able to come here for treatment? Doctors in Texas are prohibited from diagnosing, treating, or prescribing for anyone whom they have not seen in person, first. We have a great number of out of state patients who make coming here once a year, into a day trip. They come into Austin or San Antonio on an early morning flight, spend the day with us, and take a late afternoon flight back, with everything that they need for a year of treatment, and are at home before bedtime. We take almost all health insurance, including M’care and M’caid. We also offer a standard satisfaction guarantee. If you don’t feel significantly better by the time you leave our office, you are not charged for the visit.
Another thing that can be causing your symptoms, is that you may have developed a true allergy to one or more of your own hormones. This is a new concept for traditional physicians. Even though Dr. Roby has developed a simple blood test to demonstrate that it is an allergy, physicians are very resistant to change. Your doctor is welcome to go to the website: www.drroby.com, or www.robyinstitute.com. There is an entire section there for doctors, explaining in minute detail, how we do it, why it is done, how to make and apply the dilutions. Physicians are also encouraged to contact Dr. Roby, personally, at roby@drroby.com, or call him at: 512-ALLERGY, or 512-372-8905. He has always been very generous in sharing his research results and knowledge, at no charge, with any and every doctor who wants to know.
If you think that you might like to visit us, please call us at: that same number: 512-ALLERGY, and speak with our scheduling department. They are very knowledgeable, and can help you to navigate through.
It would be helpful to you, to go to the website: www.robyinstitute.com, and read the following three sections; 1)Hormone Imbalance/Hormone Allergy. 2) Food Allergy. 3) Airborne Allergy. Be sure to read the hormone section first. You will understand much better, what is going on in your body, why it is happening, and how we can teach you to take control again.
If you find that you have more questions, please let me know and I’ll try to answer them for you.
There is hope out here. You can feel good again. Thank you for sharing your problems with us.
Dorothy Dreux