Hormones play a crucial role in regulating many of the body's functions. When certain hormone levels decline, whether due to natural aging or other factors, a variety of troubling symptoms can occur. Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) can help restore optimal hormonal balance and dramatically improve wellbeing.
Symptoms of hormone deficiencies vary by the type of hormonal imbalance but often include issues like:
Bioidentical hormone replacement provides hormones that are molecularly identical to those naturally produced by the body. This allows cells to readily recognize and utilize them. Benefits of treatment include:
There are a variety of bioidentical hormones that can be used to restore balance. The right combination and dosing depends on one's symptoms, medical history, diagnostic bloodwork, age, and other factors.
BHRT hormones are most often administered via skin creams/gels, sublingual tablets, or injectable pellets placed under the skin. Pellet implants provide the most stable hormone levels but must be replaced every 4-6 months.
If struggling with symptoms of hormonal decline, prompt medical attention and testing are advised. Blood tests can accurately determine one's hormone levels to pinpoint imbalances. Starting appropriate bioidentical hormone therapy can then ease troublesome symptoms and help prevent health risks related to long-term deficiencies.
Choosing an experienced BHRT specialist is key for optimal care. At Revive Hormone Clinic clinic, our expert physicians specialize exclusively in hormone balance, using state-of-the-art testing and tailoring treatment plans to each patient's unique needs. We also take a holistic approach - providing nutritional and lifestyle guidance for enhanced wellness during hormone therapy.
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Bioidentical hormones are not necessarily safer or more effective than synthetic hormones for treating menopausal symptoms. However, some women report preferring them because they more closely mimic the body's own hormones. More research is still needed to fully understand the risks and benefits of bioidentical hormones compared to other hormone therapies.