Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)

Hormone Replacement Therapy is a medically supervised treatment for people experiencing symptoms related to hormonal changes or clinically identified hormone deficiency. Treatment begins with a medical assessment to understand your symptoms, health history, and hormone levels. When appropriate, your physician will develop an individualized treatment plan and monitor your response over time. HRT may be used to manage specific hormone-related symptoms, including those associated with menopause or other diagnosed hormonal conditions. The type, dose, and duration of treatment will depend on your individual needs and medical assessment. What’s included Medical consultation and assessment Hormone testing and blood work as clinically indicated Individualized treatment plan Medically supervised hormone therapy, when appropriate Follow-up monitoring and treatment adjustments Hormone therapy is not appropriate for everyone and may carry risks depending on the type of treatment and your medical history. A physician will assess whether HRT is appropriate for you and discuss its potential benefits, risks, and alternatives.