Bioidentical Hormone Therapy (BHRT)
Balance hormones naturally for relief from menopause symptoms
Call to BookAbout Bioidentical Hormone Therapy (BHRT)
Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) uses hormones that are chemically identical to those produced by your body to restore balance. It is an effective, natural method for managing menopausal symptoms, fatigue, and hormonal imbalances in women.
How It Works
- 1Evaluation: Comprehensive blood panel to test current hormone levels
- 2Customization: Compounded hormones tailored to your exact needs
- 3Method: Delivered via pellets, creams, or pills
- 4Monitoring: Regular follow-up labs to optimize your levels
Benefits
- ✓Relieves Symptoms: Reduces hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings
- ✓Restores Energy: Combats chronic fatigue and brain fog
- ✓Improves Sleep: Helps you get restful, restorative sleep
- ✓Protects Bone Health: Helps prevent osteoporosis and bone loss
- ✓Enhances Libido: Restores sexual health and comfort
Procedure Details
- Initial Consult: 30-45 minutes with blood work
- Treatment Start: 1-2 weeks after lab results
- Pellet Insertion: Quick 15-minute in-office procedure (if chosen)
- Results: Symptom improvement often begins within 1-2 weeks
- Follow-up: Every 3-6 months to monitor levels
Frequently Asked Questions
Is BHRT safer than synthetic hormones?
Many experts believe bioidentical hormones are safer because they structurally match your body's own hormones, unlike synthetic alternatives.
How is it administered?
BHRT can be administered via tiny pellets inserted under the skin, topical creams, patches, or oral medication. We help you choose the best method.
Does insurance cover BHRT?
Consultations and lab work are often covered. The compounded hormones themselves may not be, but we can verify your coverage.
How long can I stay on BHRT?
Treatment duration varies. Many women safely use BHRT for years to manage symptoms and protect bone health under doctor supervision.
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Schedule a consultation with Dr. Motlagh to discuss your treatment options.