What are bio-identical hormones?View AnswerThey are derived from a natural plant source of yam and hand compounded to be biologically identical to human form of estradiol and testosterone. The body is given what it can no longer produce. What can I expect bio-identical hormones to do for me?View AnswerThe quality of life given back to every man or woman is second to none.
How often will I need bio-identical hormones?View AnswerIt depends on the person, but anywhere from 4-6 months. Are there any side effects and/or complications?View AnswerUnlike other forms of hormone therapy, there are virtually no side effects. I get horrible headaches, will this help me?View AnswerYes! bio-identical hormones has had great success with hormonally related headaches. Why doesn't my doctor suggest bio-identical hormones as an option?View AnswerThe great majority of physician training is on synthetic hormones. More than likely they were never trained on the use of bio-identical hormone therapy. If I am a woman, do I still need estrogen?View AnswerBiologically equivalent absorbable estrogen is the most important hormone for a woman to protect her against heart attack, stroke, as well as osteoporosis and Alzheimer's. Synthetic estrogen taken orally does not offer the universal benefits. I have no libido, what will this do for that if anything?View AnswerGood hormone balance will greatly improve your sexual desires. Will I grow unwanted hair from the testosterone?View AnswerThere is less chance of hair growth with bio-equivalent hormones. Do I need other medications?View AnswerUnless the uterus has been removed, women will also need progesterone, to protect the uterine lining. |
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