The signs of hormone imbalance may occur at any age and may come with serious health consequences that require medical intervention.
Hormone replacement therapy may be an effective option for the mood changes in menopause as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.
Can menopause affect the thyroid? Do thyroid conditions affect menopause? Find the answers here.
Understanding the connection between testosterone and menopause could help you find relief.
The menopause hormone levels chart will help you better understand this transformative time.
If you are experiencing symptoms, the best time to seek bioidentical hormones for perimenopause may be now.
Making smart choices and seeking treatment can not only help you find relief from immediate discomfort, but may protect you from long-term health complications.
Weighing potential hormone pellet side effects against the benefits is vital to making smart treatment decisions.
Understanding what causes early menopause, including hereditary factors, can help you to seek early and appropriate treatment.
Knowing what to expect and how to reduce menopause symptoms can give you an edge.
Find out more about the EvexiPEL® Method and see if you qualify to join the Certified EvexiPEL® Medical Provider Network.
Is your medical provider in our network? Let us know and we’ll reach out to them about becoming a Certified EvexiPEL® Provider, bringing you one step closer to receiving your hormone replacement therapy.
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