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Perimenopause and menopause can change sleep, mood, energy, and more. We take the time to understand what you're experiencing and talk through options that fit your health history.
Symptoms can start years before periods stop.
You don't need to wait until menopause to be seen.
Individualized hormone therapy based on your symptoms, history, and labs, with regular follow-up.
Support for the transition years, when cycles, sleep, and mood can start to shift.
Treatment options for hot flashes, sleep problems, and other symptoms after periods stop.
A broader look at hormones, thyroid, and metabolic health.
Private conversations about libido and comfort, and the options that may help.
Based on your plan. We'll go over pricing before you start.
See all hormone pricing on our Pricing page.
No. HRT isn't appropriate for everyone. Your provider will review your personal and family history, symptoms, and labs before recommending treatment.
Yes, if you don't feel like yourself. Normal results don't always tell the whole story. We'll listen to what you're experiencing and look at the full picture.
No. Many women come in during perimenopause, when symptoms can begin several years before periods stop.
Consultations are free, and initial hormone labs are $65.
If you still have your uterus, taking estrogen alone can increase the risk of endometrial cancer because it can cause the uterine lining to thicken. To reduce this risk, we prescribe progesterone along with estrogen when appropriate to help protect the uterine lining.
Yes. You can still have hormone labs done while taking birth control. Just be sure to let your provider know what type of birth control you are using, as it can affect how certain hormone results are interpreted.
Yes. Testosterone is not only a hormone for men. Women naturally produce testosterone as well, and in some cases testosterone therapy may be considered as part of an individualized hormone treatment plan. Your provider will review your symptoms, labs, health history, and goals to determine whether it may be appropriate for you.
No single age applies to every woman. Hormone therapy is based on the individual, and women can experience hormonal changes at different stages of life. Your symptoms, health history, lab results, and personal goals all help guide the conversation.
No. You do not have to wait until menopause to talk about your hormones. Perimenopause can begin years before menopause, and symptoms can develop while you are still having menstrual cycles.
No. Do not stop your birth control solely for hormone testing unless your provider specifically recommends it. Just make sure you let your provider know what type of birth control you are taking so your results can be interpreted appropriately.
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