By Eske Ruijters, MSc, health scientist & women’s health specialist
For women who want to understand their hormones and body
recommended by gynecologists, general practitioners, and other healthcare professionals.
Understand the root causes of your hormonal symptoms and discover how nutrition, stress, and lifestyle influence hormonal health.
You may have recently received a diagnosis or have been struggling with hormonal symptoms for a long time. You might feel overwhelmed by all the advice available online or be tired of trying different approaches without seeing lasting results.
Together, we explore the underlying causes of your symptoms. Rather than focusing solely on medication as a solution, we look at how we can address your symptoms through
lifestyle, including nutrition, movement, psychology, and lab testing.
Conditions I support: hormonal disbalances & menstrual cycle problems
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An irregular or absent menstrual cycle, mood swings, painful periods, skin issues, hair loss, fatigue, fertility problems, or the feeling that you have no control over your hormones.
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PMOS is a hormonal condition in which the communication between the brain, hormones, and ovaries is disrupted. This can lead to an irregular menstrual cycle, hormone-related symptoms, and sometimes problems with ovulation.
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If you are struggling to conceive or experiencing uncertainty around your fertility, my guidance can also support you alongside or as an addition to an ongoing medical fertility treatment.
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PMS consists of physical and emotional symptoms occurring in the time around menstruation, such as mood swings, irritability, fatigue, headaches, or bloating.
PMDD is a more severe form of premenstrual symptoms, in which emotional and psychological symptoms such as low mood, anxiety, anger, or a loss of control are more prominent and can significantly affect daily functioning.
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Endometriosis is a condition in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus, which can lead to pain, fatigue, heavy menstrual bleeding, and fertility problems.
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Recurrent vaginal infections, such as a yeast infection (candida) or bacterial vaginosis.
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You are also welcome to reach out for other chronic health complaints (for example skin issues, gut problems, immune-related conditions, or fatigue) or as a man . Book a call to discuss whether I can help you.
“From both personal and clinical experience, I provide the guidance and support I saw and felt was missing in healthcare”
Hi, i’m Eske (Romée), founder of ROMEE for women, a health scientist and certified therapist with a special interest in the complexity of the female hormonal system and a curiosity about the underlying mechanisms behind hormonal symptoms.
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