Women's Hormone Health

Hormone replacement therapy in women involves balancing several hormones and optimizing each individually.

Hormone imbalances can adversely affect a woman's sense of well-being. Our expert team can help identify imbalances and create a personalized plan to restore balance, vitality, and confidence.

What's Included:

Providers that care

Comprehensive labs

Prescription medications

You should start hormone replacement therapy during perimenopause. The closer you start to menopause the better the long-term outcomes.

What is Perimenopause?

The early years of menopause are a critical window for health, and that's true even if you don't experience symptoms. It's a sensitive period of time where small health problems can, if not addressed, amplify into larger and more permanent health problems later in life.

Symptoms of Perimenopause:

Irregular cycles

headaches

anxiety

Mood swings

Depression

Low Libido

poor sleep

Hot flashes

Night Sweats

Vaginal dryness

PMS

Achy Joints

irritability

brain fog

weight changes

Skin changes

Hair Changes

Low energy

Some women experience no symptoms during perimenopause. Their period stops and that's it. But they are in the minority. 80% of women experience symptoms and for half of them these symptoms last for years.

Hormone Therapy

Select any hormone below to explore how it works.

Testosterone

Energizing Hormone

Progesterone

Calming Hormone

Estrogen

Balancing Hormone

Testosterone

Women produce 3x as much testosterone as estrogen (before menopause). Testosterone in women helps keep bones healthy, promotes cognitive health, and maintains sex drive. It is helpful for overall energy levels and to keep bodily functions running smoothly.

Progesterone

Progesterone is produced during ovulation. The first hormone to decrease when ovulating less sporadically is progesterone. Progesterone is our calming hormone that helps with mood, anxiety, and sleep.

Estrogen

Throughout life, the body depends on estrogen to stay healthy and strong. Not only is it essential for reproductive activities, it also effects the urinary tract, heart and blood vessels, bones, breasts, skin, hair, pelvis muscles, and brain.

What Can I Expect from Treatment?

Every woman is different, but estrogen and progesterone benefits can be felt in as little as 1-7 days. Testosterone usually takes longer at about 4 weeks. To experience the full benefits of hormone replacement therapy, it is best to be patient and know that dosing adjustments may need to be made to find the correct levels for your individual needs.