FEMALE SYMPTOMS OF HORMONAL IMBALANCE
FATIGUE
Hot flashes, insomnia, night sweats and depression cause fatigue. Fatigue affects every area of life—memory loss, depression, weight gain.
MEMORY LOSS
Most women experience memory loss, or forgetfulness, during menopause. Through supplements and nutrition, we can change sharpen your mental clarity.
HOT FLASHES
Hormonal imbalances cause hot flashes. This uncomfortable occurrence leads to sweating, flushing and feeling faint.
WEIGHT GAIN
As hormones change, women experience weight gain, a common complaint during menopause. Through nutrition and supplements, we can regulate weight changes.
OSTEOPOROSIS
Many healthcare professionals screen for osteoporosis during menopause. Changing hormones can cause changes in bone density.
INSOMNIA
Most menopausal women are fatigued, but cannot sleep. If having deep, restful sleep feels like an unobtainable goal, we can help you.
MOOD CHANGES
Lack of sleep and changing serotonin levels can cause changes in stress, mood and irritability.
HAIR LOSS
Thyroid changes can cause thinning hair, which can be avoided through a nutritional and supplement regimen.
LOW SEX DRIVE
Aging doesn’t have to affect sex drive. We can implement simple changes to help you get your libido back.
SKIN CHANGES
When menopause hits, dryness, fine lines and wrinkles start to appear. With balanced hormones, collagen production can increase, causing that youthful glow to reappear.
VAGINAL DRYNESS
Men deal with erectile dysfunction. Women deal with vaginal dryness. Neither wants to discuss it, but it’s something we talk with our patients about every day. We can help erradicate this painful symptom of menopause.
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