Estrogen & Progesterone for Women's Health
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Estrogen
Progesterone
Perimenopause & menopause
Causes and symptoms of low estrogen and progesterone
How does estrogen and progesterone replacement therapy work?
Testing determines your hormone levels
Bioidentical hormones restore what your body stopped producing
Regular monitoring maintains balanced results

Estrogen and progesterone HRT with
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Safety
Advanced testing
Award winning care
Types of delivery methods
Injection
Embedded pellet
Oral capsules, tablets, & powders
Topical
Your plan begins with establishing your starting point and goals
Schedule Your Consultation NowFrequently asked questions
Is bioidentical hormone therapy safe?
Bioidentical hormone therapy administered properly has an excellent safety profile for most women, particularly when started during perimenopause or early menopause before age 60 and within ten years of your final period. The 2002 Women’s Health Initiative study that created widespread fear used synthetic hormones (Premarin and Provera) in older women, not the bioidentical estrogen and progesterone we prescribe, and subsequent research has shown bioidentical hormones carry significantly lower risk. Your physician evaluates your personal and family health history to identify any contraindications and implements protocols that minimize risk through appropriate formulation, delivery method, and dosing while providing regular monitoring throughout treatment.
Can I start hormone therapy if I'm still having periods during perimenopause?
Yes, you can absolutely begin hormone therapy during perimenopause while still menstruating. Many women find this the ideal time to start because it often provides better symptom control and may offer greater long-term health benefits by starting earlier. Your physician evaluates your hormone levels through testing timed appropriately with your cycle and creates protocols that work with your body’s remaining hormone production.
How long will I need to stay on hormone therapy?
The duration of hormone therapy is a personal decision based on your symptoms, health goals, and quality of life rather than a predetermined timeline, with many women choosing to continue therapy indefinitely because the benefits to their daily vitality, cognitive function, bone health, and overall wellbeing significantly outweigh any small risks. Current evidence increasingly supports long-term use when started during perimenopause or early menopause for women without contraindications, as ongoing therapy provides protection for bones, brain, heart, and quality of life throughout the aging process. Your physician discusses your individual situation regularly and supports whatever decision aligns with your health priorities and comfort level.
Can I drink alcohol while on estrogen and progesterone BHRT?
Yes. Moderate alcohol consumption (one drink per day or less) is generally safe for most women on BHRT. Your physician discusses your individual situation, monitors your liver function through regular testing, and helps you understand how alcohol affects your specific response to therapy and overall health goals.