Menopause hormone therapy.
Help for hot flashes and night sweats.
Hot flashes, night sweats, or vaginal dryness can disrupt sleep and intimacy. Women's hormone therapy may ease some menopause symptoms, but eligibility depends on your health history, risks, and treatment goals.
Clinical evaluation determines suitability. Results vary.
Sorting through menopause symptoms?
Hot flashes, night sweats, or vaginal dryness can disrupt sleep and intimacy. A clear review of your symptoms, personal risks, and treatment goals can help you decide whether hormone therapy is appropriate for you.
Fewer hot flashes
May reduce hot flashes and night sweats for appropriate patients; suitability varies by health history, formulation, and route.
More vaginal comfort
Local vaginal estrogen may help dryness or discomfort for some patients; alternatives and clinical appropriateness should be discussed.
Your history comes first
Review symptoms, personal risks, medicines, preferences, and non-hormone choices so decisions reflect your situation rather than symptoms alone.
Assess symptoms & personal risks
Consider systemic or local options
Review response & ongoing monitoring
How it works.
Systemic estrogen acts throughout the body; local vaginal treatment targets nearby tissues. A progestogen may be needed to protect the uterine lining, depending on the treatment and history.
Important to know
Hormone therapy risks vary by formulation, route, timing, and health history. Certain cancers, unexplained bleeding, clotting history, stroke, or liver disease may affect suitability; compounded bioidentical products are not proven safer or more effective. New bleeding needs prompt evaluation.
Your questions, answered.
A clear next step.
A conversation with us.
Ask about your options, pricing, and what comes next.