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Frequently asked questions

What is pellet therapy?

Pellets are made of custom-compounded hormones. The hormones are compounded in the U.S. by outsourcing facilities that are held to strict standards. Each pellet has customized doses of hormones of estrogen and testosterone for each patient's needs. These pellets are inserted subcutaneously into the hip area and provide continuous therapeutic support for months following the insertion.

How can BHRT help with menopause?

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, or BHRT, may be able to rebalance hormone levels that are reduced during menopause. BHRT's approach to menopause therapy for women only uses hormones similar to those found in the human body and may help relieve the symptoms associated with menopause. BHRT pellets provide constant and consistent doses of hormone therapy throughout the course of the day, week, and month according to some patients.

Who is a candidate for bioidentical hormone therapy?

Men and Women who are experiencing fatigue, insomnia, low sex drive, mood swings, and a host of other unwanted symptoms. Women going through menopause are often good candidates as well.

How often are pellet insertions scheduled?

It is recommended for women to come in for their pellet insertion every 3-4 months and men every 5-6 months.

What is BHRT?

BHRT stands for bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. The term "bioidentical" is used to convey that the molecular structure is the same as the hormones produced by the human body. This molecular structure makes it easier for our bodies to absorb compared to synthetic hormones.