Paleopathology (palaeopathology, traditional British spelling) is the study of ancient health and disease. The field is interdisciplinary, stretching from art history to paleontology and from parasitology to genomics.
In addition, low estrogen levels can adversely affect the vagina, causing thinning of the walls and dryness, which can lead to painful sex. The lining of the urethra also thins, leaving the body susceptible to infections like UTIs. Symptoms of low estrogen may include: 1  Fatigue. 2  Hot flashes. 3  Night sweats. 4  Memory lapses. 5  Difficult concentrating. 6  Joint pain. 7  Vaginal dryness. 8  Dry skin (which can lead to premature aging, wrinkles, and brown age spots).
You are right that many of your estrogen and thyroid problems go hand in hand. Estrogen dominance interferes with thyroid function. Symptoms of low thyroid can include dry hair, dry skin, mental fogginess, low body temperature, slow heart rate, constipation, hair loss, low energy, and weight gain. Your earlier problem of endometriosis is also associated with estrogen dominance.