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Menopause hormone therapy

This is not something you have to push through.

Hot flashes, night sweats, poor sleep, mood swings, brain fog, low libido, and weight gain/loss can all be part of menopause.

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If something feels off, let's investigate it.

  • Hot flashes or night sweats
  • Trouble falling asleep or staying asleep
  • Mood swings, anxiety, or feeling more irritable
  • Brain fog or trouble focusing
  • Low libido or discomfort with intimacy
  • Fatigue, even after a full night’s sleep
  • Weight gain or a slower metabolism
  • Feeling unlike yourself in ways that are hard to explain

Menopause will affect more than one part of life at once.

As hormone levels shift, sleep, mood, metabolism, libido, and mental clarity can all change with them. That is why menopause can feel bigger than one symptom. It is not only hot flashes. It can affect how you feel day to day.

Hormone Therapy Helps To:

If symptoms of menopause are severe enough to affect a your quality of life, hormone replacement therapy is the option.

  • Reduce or eliminate hot flashes
  • Reduce vaginal dryness and painful intercourse
  • Subdue changes in moods, skin, and hair

You want answers that make sense.

Too many providers dismiss women’s symptoms as normal, stress-related, or part of aging. WE DISAGREE. We test thoroughly, listen carefully, and we chase the outcome – to help you live better, longer.

Better balance can change a lot.

Thoughtful hormone treatment can help improve sleep, energy, mood, mental clarity, libido, and overall comfort. Many women also notice relief from hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness. The goal is to help you feel more like yourself again.

Relief builds over time.

Women notice other shifts in the first one to two weeks, including improved sleep, fewer hot flashes or night sweats, and stamina period. Overall balance continues to improve week over week.

Menopause FAQs

Menopause typically starts in a woman's 40s or 50s, the average age being 51. It marks the end of your menstruation cycle and officially begins when you've gone one year without a period. The reduction in hormones — most importantly estrogen — causes menopause. It's an entirely natural process, but this hormonal drop can lead to a wide range of symptoms.

The symptoms of perimenopause are different for every woman and on average last around four years. Over time, these symptoms become less severe until they're no longer bothersome. Menopause officially begins after you've gone one year without a period and ends 12 months later.

Perimenopause is the transitional period before menopause when hormone levels begin to fluctuate. Symptoms during this phase can be unpredictable and may include irregular periods, hot flashes, mood changes, and sleep disturbances.

When properly prescribed and monitored by experienced physicians, bioidentical HRT is safe for most women. We conduct thorough health screenings and ongoing monitoring. The risks are typically lower than often perceived, especially with bioidentical hormones.

Don’t have to wait weeks for answers.

When symptoms are affecting daily life, waiting days or weeks for lab results can delay care and relief. We run hormone labs, review the results with you the same day, and use that information to build a treatment plan around your body and your symptoms.

Get answers today Call (855) 473-8489