Hormone Therapy
Here's how a Hormone visit works...
Visit #1 ($150)
The Discovery Visit
*OPTIONAL*
This is a 30 minute visit where we give you a 'crash' course on how hormone therapy works. We cover what you'll need for a blood test (we can call in a Script) and the difference between your options for re-balance (Pellets, Topicals or Oral adjustments)
*You can 'skip' this step if you text our wellness phone team and ask that we send out a script for Blood Work, OR ask for it at a 'current' visit!
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**If you choose to move forward with hormone treatments, we deduct this $150 from a future hormone visit**
Visit #2 ($600)
The Analysis Visit
This happens when we've got your blood work results and have had time to analyze them and create a game plan for you. At this visit we give you our recommendation.
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If you're opting for Creams or Oral Hormones, you're 'done' with us, we'll call in your prescription and you'll pay the pharmacy. Then we'll re-check blood work in 3 Months to see how everything's going!
Visit # 3 ($600-$850)
The Pellet Treatment
If you opt for Pellet's you'll visit for an insertion, it takes about 45 minutes.
$600 for Women every 3-4 months || $850 for men every 4-5 months
Hormone Therapy is the best way to feel great while aging - here's what hormones do:
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What are estrogen and progesterone?
Estrogen and progesterone are hormones that are produced by a woman’s ovaries.
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What does estrogen do?
Estrogen plays a role in many body functions, including:
Thickens the lining of your uterus, preparing it for the possible implantation of a fertilized egg. Influences how your body uses calcium, an important bone-building mineral.- Helps maintain healthy blood cholesterol levels. - Keeps your vagina healthy.
Helps prevent osteoporosis.
What does progesterone do?
Progesterone plays a role in many body functions, including:
Helps prepare your uterus for the implantation of a fertilized egg and maintains your pregnancy, Regulates blood pressure., Improves mood and sleep.
What is hormone therapy (HT)?
As you begin to transition into menopause, your ovaries no longer produce high levels of estrogen and progesterone. Changes in these hormone levels can cause uncomfortable symptoms. Common menopause symptoms include:
Hot flashes.
Night sweats and/or cold flashes.
Vaginal dryness; discomfort during sex.
Feeling a need to pee (urinary urgency).
Trouble sleeping (insomnia).
Mood swings, mild depression or irritability.
Dry skin, dry eyes or dry mouth.
Hormone therapy (HT) is used to boost your hormone levels and relieve some of the symptoms of menopause. Whether or not you should consider taking HT therapy is a discussion to have with your healthcare provider. There are many health benefits and risks associated with taking HT.
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What are the types of hormone therapy (HT)?
There are two main types of hormone therapy (HT):
Estrogen Therapy: Estrogen is taken alone. Doctors most often prescribe a low dose of estrogen to be taken as a pill or patch every day. Estrogen may also be prescribed as a cream, vaginal ring, gel or spray. You should take the lowest dose of estrogen needed to relieve menopause symptoms and/or to prevent osteoporosis.
Estrogen Progesterone/Progestin Hormone Therapy (EPT): Also called combination therapy, this form of HT combines doses of estrogen and progesterone (or progestin, a synthetic form of progesterone).
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