Symptoms of Hormone Imbalance for Women
Although most women experience a very distinct set of hormone imbalance symptoms, the symptoms may happen so gradually they they become used to living with those symptoms. The good news: it's not to late to optimize your hormones and get back to a better quality of life.
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Common Symptoms of Hormone Imbalance in Women
​Everyone is unique and experiences different symptoms of aging however, the most common symptoms in women include:
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Tiredness/Fatigue/Lack of motivation
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Mood swings
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Tension, anxiety
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Depression
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Sleep disturbances (Insomnia)
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Decreased libido
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Decreased mental clarity (fog)
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Memory loss
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Vaginal dryness
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Decreased muscle mass
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Weight gain (Increased belly fat)
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Joint pain
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Memory loss
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Hot Flashes/Night sweats
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Migraine/Menstrual headaches
How BHRT Pellet Therapy May Help
Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) has transformed the healthcare of men and women as they enter the later stages of life. It provides an alternative to hormones that are synthetic, such as injectable testosterone, or hormones concentrated from horse urine (Premarin).
Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy is made by compounding pharmacists in customized dosages based on the individual needs of the patient as opposed to the narrow choices available with mass-produced, or “one size fits all” hormone therapies.
How to Get Started with Pellet Therapy
Ready to get started living an optimized life with balanced hormones? Great! Once you find an HTCA certified provider, here's what your BHRT Journey may look like:
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1) COMPREHENSIVE BLOOD PANEL Your provider will measure all of the most important levels that affect your wellness and hormones.
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2) INDIVIDUALIZED DOSING Your provider will determine the best dose for you to begin your path to balanced hormones.
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3) PELLET INSERTION Your provider with place rice-sized pellets just under the skin in a pain-free in-office procedure that takes 15 minutes or less.
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4) FOLLOW UP BLOOD PANEL Your provider will check your new levels and determine if an extra dose is needed