For years, women were warned that hormone replacement therapy was unsafe, encouraged to endure the symptoms of menopause, and often offered anti-depressants instead.
The older guidance has been revisited
Current research has debunked much of the earlier interpretation. For most women, hormone replacement can be implemented safely, particularly with compounded formulations dosed to the individual.
Symptoms worth treating
Decreased libido, painful intercourse, daily fatigue, and brain fog are not character flaws or an inevitable stage of life. They respond to treatment.
Start with a full panel
A thorough lab evaluation is the foundation of any plan. It tells us what to treat, what to monitor, and how to adjust as your body changes.
