There’s an increase in talk about hormone therapy these days in the news and on social media, and it’s no surprise that demand for female testosterone use has surged as a result! If you’re feeling inspired but unsure where to begin—especially since many women are having a hard time finding a clinician willing to prescribe it—you’re not alone. Let’s break down exactly what you need to do next so you can confidently take control of your health journey.

Instead of relying solely on broad guidelines that apply to the masses, personalized medicine focuses on you—the unique individual—and how your specific body operates.

While perimenopause is likely contributing to some of these issues, it might not be the only culprit. That’s why evaluating other potential causes is so important.

Perimenopause can start at age 35 and is a time of hormonal fluctuations of estrogen and progesterone that cause menopausal like symptoms while still having a period.

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When it comes to women and testosterone, things can get a bit tricky. Many women start experiencing a drop in their testosterone levels in their mid-30s. This can lead to feelings of fatigue, mood swings, brain fog, and even a dip in libido. But here’s the catch: testing for testosterone levels isn’t part of the usual check-up routine for these symptoms. However, it can really shed light on what’s going on. If you find out your testosterone is low and are considering therapy,

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