Testosterone in Women We have noticed for years that perimenopause woman often lose their sex drive; and that the resulting loss in libido not only has a negative impact on relationships but can take away much pleasure and funs in later life. There are also mental and emotional cognitive effect. How often have I heard […]
Testosterone levels drop as men age. Also, some men have naturally low testosterone levels. Testosterone serves important functions, contributing to sex drive and muscle development, so why not replace it? This may seem straightforward, but there are serious ramifications to consider about testosterone replacement therapy.
Bioidentical hormone therapy is a relatively new form of hormone therapy. Bioidentical hormones are chemically identical to those that occur naturally in our bodies. The alternative are hormones that go beyond what we produce naturally.
Menopause is a part of a woman’s life. Typically it begins at age 52, according to the Office on Women’s Health. But perimenopause, the transition into menopause itself, can begin much earlier. While some women begin to experience perimenopause in their late thirties, it more commonly begins when a woman reaches her forties.
This article discusses the use of bio-identical replacement hormone therapy in treating menopause and perimenopause symptoms in women.
