Hormone Imbalance
A simple way to describe hormone imbalance is that it represents any combination of hormone levels that are not within the expected normal range. Because hormones are kept within a certain range to perform specific functions, hormone imbalance can be associated with a variety of symptoms and functional changes in the body.
Hormone imbalance in men and women differs because of the hormones involved and the function of the hormones that are not within the normal range or not functioning properly.
What is bHRT? Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (bHRT) involves the use of compounds that have exactly the same chemical and molecular structure as the hormones produced in the human body. Unlike biosimilars, which may have slight structural changes due to modifications in the manufacturing process, bHRT provides hormones that are identical to those naturally occurring in the body.
What is Hormonal Imbalance?
Hormones are chemical messengers that control many vital processes in the body, including mood, metabolism, reproduction, and energy levels.
When your hormones are too high or too low, it can cause a hormonal imbalance, leading to symptoms that affect your everyday life.
At The Wellness Zone in Liberty Hill, TX, we specialize in helping you find the root cause of hormone imbalance and restore your health naturally through hormone replacement therapy and tailored treatments.
What Are Common Symptoms of Hormonal Imbalance?
Symptoms can vary, but some of the most common signs include:
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Persistent fatigue
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Weight gain or difficulty losing weight
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Mood changes, anxiety, or depression
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Sleep disturbances
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Decreased libido
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Hot flashes and night sweats
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Irregular menstrual cycles or abnormal bleeding
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Thinning hair or hair loss
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Poor concentration and memory (brain fog)
If you recognize any of these signs, you're not alone — and solutions are available right here in Liberty Hill, TX.
What Causes Hormone Imbalance?
There can be many reasons for a hormonal imbalance, such as:
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Natural aging (menopause, andropause)
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Chronic stress
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Poor diet and lack of exercise
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Medical conditions like thyroid disorders
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Environmental toxins
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Certain medications
Understanding the cause is key to finding the right treatment of hormonal imbalance for your unique needs.
How Is Hormonal Imbalance Treated?
At The Wellness Zone, we offer several hormone therapy options, including:
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Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT): Replaces hormones the body no longer produces in balance.
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Bioidentical Hormones: Natural, plant-based hormones that mimic your body’s own.
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Hormone Pellets: Tiny implants inserted under the skin that release hormones steadily over time.
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Natural Treatment for Female Hormone Imbalance: Holistic approaches like nutrition support and supplements.
Whether you're searching for treatment for hormonal imbalance in female patients or male hormonal imbalance treatment, we customize your plan to fit your health goals.
How Does Hormone Therapy Help?
Benefits of hormone therapy may include:
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Improved energy and stamina
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Easier weight management
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Better mood and mental clarity
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More restful sleep
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Increased libido and sexual health
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Stronger bones and muscle mass
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Better overall quality of life
Many of our patients across Liberty Hill, Leander, Cedar Park, and Georgetown report life-changing results after starting hormone replacement therapy.
What About Hormonal Imbalance Bleeding?
Hormonal imbalance bleeding treatment is available for women experiencing irregular cycles, heavy bleeding, or spotting between periods.
We'll work closely with you to balance your hormones naturally and safely, providing compassionate, personalized care.
How Do I Get Started?
If you're experiencing hormone imbalance symptoms or simply don't feel like yourself, we encourage you to reach out.
The Wellness Zone proudly serves Liberty Hill, TX, and nearby communities with expert care tailored to your needs.
🌿 Book your consultation today and start your journey toward balanced health.
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Hormone Imbalance: Men
Testosterone deficiency is present in a percentage of men age 50–69 years and in an even greater proportion of men 70 years of age and older. Unwanted consequences include decreases in:
+ Muscle mass and strength
+ Bone mass
+ Sexual interest and ability to function sexually
+ Cognitive function
They may also experience increases in fat mass. It is unknown, however, whether these changes can all be attributed to declines in testosterone levels or whether there are other contributing factors.
Hormone Optimization: Men
A common form of hormone optimization in men is testosterone replacement therapy. This type of therapy is approved for men who have low levels of testosterone related to certain medical conditions. Examples of these conditions include genetic problems, and chemotherapy or infections that have damaged the testicles.
Hormone Imbalance: Women
Decreased estrogen levels represent an important form of hormone imbalance in women. Although in many cases it is the result of a normal physiological change associated with aging, because up to a third of a woman’s life today may occur after menopause, there is a compelling reason to be concerned about its impact on physical, social, and emotional aspects of a woman’s life, including:
+ Physical symptoms, such as vasomotor symptoms (night sweats, hot flashes and flushes) and vaginal dryness
+ Structural changes such as bone loss, skin thinning, fatty replacement of the breast
+ Changes in blood lipids
+ Atrophy of the bladder and urethra
Hormone Optimization: Women
Hormone optimization in women usually involves some formulation of estrogen, either alone or with progesterone. As with testosterone therapy, estrogen therapy is guided by certain limitations and restrictions. Hormone therapy with estrogens (with or without progesterone) is indicated only for treatment of vasomotor symptoms and vaginal atrophy and for osteoporosis prevention or treatment.
Testosterone is also used in women and may be appropriate treatment for those with depression and fatigue after surgically induced menopause, or in women in whom estrogen therapy hasn’t relieved all symptoms and there is a need to benefit from the effects of testosterone on the endocrine system and sexual function. Testosterone therapy comes in many forms, such as creams, gels, patches or pills.
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14001 State Hwy. 29
Unit 203 Liberty Hill, Texas 78642
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