If you’re struggling with low testosterone, lifestyle changes may help you promote hormonal balance, but only testosterone replacement therapy can reliably bring your hormones into a healthy range.
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BHRTHormone Replacement TherapyMenWomen
How Long Does HRT Take to Work? Understanding the Healing Process
by Charlotteby CharlotteToday, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is widely recognized as the best treatment for a wide range of hormone-related issues, from menopause symptoms to the effects of low testosterone. Once you decide to take HRT, it’s natural to want to see results fast. So how long does HRT take to work?
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BHRTProgesteroneSexWomen
The Relationship Between Progesterone and Sex Drive in Women May Help You Regain Desire
by Charlotteby CharlotteMenopause and hormone imbalances related to high levels of progesterone have been shown to have a negative impact on a woman’s sex drive, but hormone therapy may help you regain control over your sexuality.
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BHRTHormone Replacement TherapyMenPellet TherapyWomen
A Closer Look At Hormone Pellet Side Effects
by Charlotteby CharlotteKnown for their efficacy and convenience, hormone pellets can be used by both men and women to restore hormone balance and alleviate distressing symptoms. But should you be concerned about hormone pellet side effects?
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BHRTHormone Replacement TherapyMenMenopauseWomen
Does HRT Make You Look Younger? Why Hormones May Be the Key to Feeling Your Best as You Age
by Charlotteby CharlotteAs we live longer and in a culture that vigorously celebrates youth, the desire to recapture the appearance and energy levels of youth is perhaps keener than ever. This fight against aging leads many to wonder: does HRT make you look longer?
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BHRTBioidentical Hormone TherapyMenWomen
What Are the Pros and Cons of a Compounding Pharmacy Approach to HRT?
by Charlotteby CharlotteIt can be frustrating and discouraging when a medication could help bring your body back to balance in theory, but it doesn’t agree with you in practice. When the formulation of a medication doesn’t work for you, compounding pharmacies may allow you to overcome these barriers.
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BHRTEstrogenPellet TherapyWomen
Estrogen Pellets vs. Patch: Which is Right for You?
by Charlotteby CharlotteBioidentical estrogen therapy can be life-changing, but using it doesn’t have to mean disrupting your life. While some methods still require daily administration, newer treatment options offer convenient, longer-acting alternatives while still delivering effective benefits. In particular, subcutaneous hormone pellets and transdermal patches allow you to set it and forget it—up to a week at a time with the patches, and up to six months at a time with the pellets. But how do you know which is right for you?
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BHRTMenOsteoporosisWomen
Taking Steps to Reduce the Risk of Osteoporosis Can Fortify Your Future From the Inside Out
by Charlotteby CharlotteWhile the risk of osteoporosis increases with age, significant loss of bone density, fragility, and fractures are not inevitable—and the consequences of this condition are too dangerous to ignore. For both men and women, implementing smart strategies to reduce the risk of osteoporosis as early as possible can make a meaningful difference in your health as you age.
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BHRTHormone Replacement TherapyMenWomen
The Benefits of Compounded Hormones Can Enhance Menopause and Andropause Treatment
by Charlotteby CharlotteStandardized pharmaceuticals transform and save lives every day. Their role is so central in our lives that it is easy to forget just how powerful these medications can be, whether they’re treating a headache, regulating mood, or destroying cancer cells. But despite the tremendous promise of standardized medications, they aren’t right for everyone, particularly when it comes to hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
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BHRTHormone Replacement TherapyMenopause
Could HRT Be the Best Treatment for Menopause Headaches?
by Charlotteby CharlotteThere’s a sharp, persistent throb on the side of your head, a pulse of pain that seems to quicken even while it slows down time. You have trouble concentrating, become acutely sensitive to noise and lights, feel nauseous, and maybe even experience vomiting. It’s a migraine. And if you are undergoing menopause, it could be the result of your changing hormones.