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      Hormone Optimization for Women in Humble TX

      What Causes Sex Hormone Imbalance in Women?

      Hormone Optimization for Women in Humble TX

      Sex hormone imbalances can occur at puberty, after childbirth, in midlife, after tubal ligation or hysterectomy, while taking birth control pills or counterfeit female hormones, such as Premarin and Provera.

      Understanding Estrogen and Progesterone Balance

      The female hormonal balance between the estrogen hormones and progesterone is essential for women to obtain and maintain health and wellness. The three human estrogens require the balance of progesterone to prevent the hyper effects of estrogen which can lead to a host of health problems. Good health occurs when the hormones in the body are produced in adequate amounts and are in proper balance. Think of this as hormonal harmony.

      How Hormones Change as Women Age

      The estrogen hormones and progesterone decline as a woman ages to around 35. But progesterone declines much more rapidly than the estrogen hormones.

      Our Approach to Natural Hormone Replacement

      We listen to your unique description of symptoms and then prescribe the appropriate natural hormones to achieve hormonal balance to resolve your symptoms. Natural hormones are derived from plants and then molecularly changed to be authentic, biologically identical hormone molecules that your body used to produce before menopause, or which is currently producing but in less than adequate amounts to provide hormonal balance.

      Signs and Symptoms of Estrogen Dominance

      Depending on the degree of the progesterone deficiency, estrogen dominance may manifest itself with one, some, or all of the following hyper effects:

      Menstrual and Reproductive Symptoms

      • Premenstrual breast tenderness
      • Premenstrual mood swings, irritability, and depression
      • Premenstrual fluid retention and weight gain
      • Heavier periods often associated with clotting
      • Irregular menstrual cycles
      • Menstrual cramping
      • Fibrocystic breast disease
      • Uterine fibroids
      • Loss of sexual desires
      • Infertility
      • Polycystic Ovaries

      Mood, Sleep, and Cognitive Symptoms

      • Anxiety and panic attacks
      • Insomnia and restless sleep
      • Decreased mental sharpness
      • Premenstrual headaches, including migraines
      • Frequent headaches, including migraines, throughout the month

      Bladder, Urinary, and Immune Symptoms

      • Urinary frequency
      • Easy loss of urine when coughing, laughing, or sneezing
      • Recurrent bladder infections
      • Auto-immune disorders
      • Triggering of allergies associated with more frequent respiratory illnesses
      • Dry eyes

      Metabolic and Long-Term Health Risks

      • Bone loss, osteopenia and osteoporosis
      • Adrenal gland fatigue
      • Gall Bladder Disease
      • Elevated cholesterol
      • Increase in body fat
      • Sagging skin and wrinkles
      • Breast cancer
      • Cancer of the uterus
      • Hypothyroidism

      The Role of Testosterone in Women's Health

      Although progesterone and estrogen are the two dominant hormones that women produce, it is important to remember that women also produce small doses of testosterone. For women, the production of testosterone peaks at ovulation to stimulate a woman's desire for sexual relations.

      Testosterone has the following effects on the body:

      • Relieves panic or anxiety attacks
      • Gives a sense of well being
      • Decreases body fat and cholesterol
      • Increases and enhances libido
      • Increases muscle tone (bladder, heart, etc.) and bone mass
      • Enhances cognitive thinking and math ability
      • Converts inactive thyroid (T4) to active thyroid (T3)

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