Hormone Replacement Therapy Menopause Vista

A hormone imbalance occurs when the body has too much or too little of a certain hormone. With hormonal imbalances may come a number of troubling symptoms, such as hot flashes, mood swings, depression, and libido changes. A hormonal imbalance can typically occur during menopause, perimenopause, andropause, or as a result of thyroid issues. As we age, hormonal imbalances may become a bit more common. Fortunately, hormone replacement therapy can be key to restore depleted hormonal levels in the body. 

Menopause, age, stress, diabetes, and other conditions and disorders can lead to hormone loss. Hormone replacement therapy uses bioidentical hormones in order to fix a hormonal balance and alleviate symptoms. During the actual treatment procedure, bioidentical hormones are administered into the body. The body can then use these hormones naturally, helping to balance out the body and relieve symptoms.

Bioidentical hormones are derived from plant estrogens (typically found in flaxseed, soy, vegetables, etc.) that have been chemically altered to match the molecular structure of other hormones commonly found in the body. These hormones are often developed to match the structure of estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. Many patient are weary about using these type of developed hormones, but it is important to remember they are created from a component of plants. The key detail in bioidentical hormones is that they are developed using natural ingredients the body can use, as well as the fact these hormones bring about less side effects than other hormone options.

At The Studio Med Spa, we work with patients to find the right treatments in order to nourish their wellbeing. If you find yourself dealing with debilitating symptoms due to menopause or other medical conditions, you may want to look into hormone replacement therapy. At the clinic, our providers are eager to leave patients satisfied with their treatment goals and setup. Providers at The Studio Med Spa work on:

• Identifying symptoms
• Conducting hormone testing 
• Reviewing medical history 
• Discussing health conditions, lifestyle, and ultimate health goals
• Discussing risks and benefits with your provider
  

Women often describe the period of time during menopause to be one filled with multiple symptoms. Mental fog, weight gain, and other symptoms can quickly override your life before, during, and after menopause. Speak with a physician at The Studio Med Spa in Vista to learn more about the benefits of hormone replacement therapy. Some of the most common benefits to hormone replacement therapy include:

Hormone replacement therapy has been attributed to symptom relief of a variety of conditions. These symptoms may include hot flashes, night sweats, mood fluctuations, brain fog, decreased bone density, hair loss, weight gain, and more. With hormone replacement therapy, many patients report a better night’s sleep, better moods, and an overall boost to their wellbeing. If you find yourself dealing with troubling symptoms, hormone replacement therapy may be the best option.

Age and other factors can lead to a loss of bone density, which can result in easier bone breaks, fractures, or sprains. Hormone replacement therapy can work to actively prevent bone loss and the development of osteoporosis. Osteoporosis is a bone disease that weakens and makes the body lose bone mass faster. Hormone replacement therapy can be very beneficial when it comes to bettering bone health.

Brain fog can be a clear indicator of hormonal imbalance, and also throw off many women who are struggling to get through their daily routines. Hormone replacement therapy can help with mental clarity for many. This type of treatment may be able to improve focus, memory, and overall moods. Say goodbye to both mental and emotional hurdles when you start to work with hormone replacement therapy.

The adaptability of hormone replacement therapy to fit a patient’s needs is another great benefit for many people who are looking into this form of treatment. Through blood levels, certified providers can tell exactly which bioidentical hormones a patient needs. Hormone replacement therapy can then be adapted to answer to particular types of hormonal imbalances in patients. Hormone replacement therapy is not meant to be a singular type of treatment to address multiple different hormone imbalances, but rather tailored to answer to a patient’s needs.