Look younger, avoid wrinkling, prevent hair loss and have a great sex life
Dr. N provides natural hormone regimens for both women and men including hormone pellet implants that keep you looking years younger, restore your sex life, resolve hot flashes, sweats, sleep disturbances, headaches, fatigue and depression. To schedule an office or virtual visit call (248) 644-7200
Peppy a 75 year old menopausal woman who had a hysterectomy 30 years ago and attributes her youthful appearance, health and sexuality to her bio-identical pellet implant therapy.
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Menopause – Symptoms, Sex and Hormones – YouTube
Information on Bio-Identical and Natural Hormone Therapy, Hormone Pellet Implants, Compounded Hormone Gels, Patches and Creams. A review of the most effective and safest options for you. Dr. N has specialized in care of menopausal women and hormone deficient men for over 30 years. His office is located in Southeastern Michigan. For an appointment or phone consultation call (248) 644-7200 and speak to Caroline.
Dr. N with 2 wonderful patients, mother and daughter
The rationale for women to use HRT following menopause is to sustain quality of life and to be afforded protection from the negative health consequences of hormone deficiency. Accordingly, an ideal HRT regimen would prevent menopausal symptoms, maintain libido, preserve sexual response, maintain the integrity of hormone-dependent tissues and prevent cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis and dementia. Finally, it would accomplish these goals without causing unpleasant symptoms.
These goals can almost always be accomplished if, (1) the hormones used 
are bio-identical to those secreted by the ovary and are (2) delivered into the bloodstream with their chemical structure intact in (3) amounts sufficient to exert their intended affect that (4) remain at relatively stable blood levels.
Menopausal women who have a negative experience with their initial hormone replacement program may become disillusioned and assume that all hormone replacement programs will effect them in the same way. Their physician may not be aware that other treatment options are available capable of relieving the menopausal woman’s symptoms without causing unpleasant side effects. If a patient fails to respond to therapy, a physician may regard them as uncooperative or just being a “problem.” It is not enough to write a prescription for hormone replacement and schedule a follow-up appointment in 3 months or longer. Every menopausal woman is unique and will have her own unique response to therapy. Ideally a follow up appointment should be scheduled in a timely fashion and the patient should be able to call sooner and to speak to her physician directly if she has problems or questions.
How does a woman find an hormone replacement program that relieves her symptoms and doesn’t cause side effects?
She can accomplish this by learning about hormone replacement options and routes of administration. Thus, she will be able to recognize a physician who has the skills and share in the decision-making process. Often women are under the impression that all gynecologists and endocrinologists are knowledgeable about menopause and treatment options but unfortunately this is not the case.
Where does she learn this?
She can start by reading the rest of this section and the other sections of the web site, especially those under the HRT & Hormones heading. When she finishes, she may be more knowledgeable about HRT than many physicians.
Information on Bio-Identical and Natural Hormone Therapy, Hormone Pellet Implants, Compounded Hormone Gels, Patches and Creams. A review of the most effective and safest options for you. Dr. N has specialized in care of menopausal women for over 30 years. His office is located in Southeastern Michigan. For appointments and phone consultations with Dr.call (248) 644-7200.
IMPORTANT: This website is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to suggest a specific therapy for any individual and must not be construed to establish a physician patient relationship.