Hormone Optimization

Feel more like yourself again.

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Changes in hormones can affect how you feel, function, sleep, think, and experience everyday life. Sometimes the changes are obvious. Other times, you simply know you don't feel quite like yourself.

At Re.Wellness, hormone optimization begins by listening.

We take time to understand your symptoms, health history, lifestyle, goals, and laboratory results before discussing whether hormone therapy—or another approach—may be appropriate for you.

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More Than a Lab Number

Hormone levels are an important part of the picture, but they're only one part.

Fatigue, changes in body composition, sleep disruption, mood changes, decreased libido, difficulty concentrating, and changes in strength or recovery can have many possible causes.

That's why we don't treat a number in isolation.

We look at your symptoms alongside your laboratory results, medical history, medications, lifestyle, and stage of life to better understand what's happening and develop an individualized plan.

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Hormone Optimization for Women

Hormonal needs can change throughout adulthood, particularly during perimenopause and menopause.

For some women, those changes may be associated with:

• Hot flashes or night sweats

• Changes in sleep

• Low energy

• Mood changes or irritability

• Brain fog or difficulty concentrating

• Changes in libido

• Vaginal or urinary symptoms

• Changes in body composition

• Difficulty maintaining muscle

• A general sense of not feeling like yourself

When appropriate, treatment may include individualized bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) using options such as estradiol, progesterone, and/or testosterone.

The goal isn't to chase a particular hormone level. It's to find an approach that considers your symptoms, goals, safety, and response to treatment.

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Hormone Optimization for Men

Testosterone and other hormones can change with age, health, sleep, stress, medications, body composition, and lifestyle.

Men experiencing symptoms such as low energy, decreased libido, reduced strength, changes in body composition, mood changes, or difficulty recovering may benefit from a comprehensive evaluation.

When clinically appropriate, treatment options may include testosterone replacement therapy or other strategies based on your individual circumstances and goals.

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Monitoring Matters

Starting therapy isn't the end of the conversation.

Follow-up allows us to evaluate how you're feeling, review relevant laboratory results, assess your response, address concerns, and make thoughtful adjustments when appropriate.

Because your body and your needs can change over time, your care should be able to change with you.

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Not Every Symptom Is Hormonal

This is an important part of our approach.

Symptoms commonly attributed to hormones can also be related to sleep, nutrition, thyroid function, metabolic health, stress, medications, nutrient deficiencies, or other medical conditions.

If your evaluation suggests that something else deserves attention, we'll talk about it.

Sometimes hormone therapy is part of the answer. Sometimes it isn't.

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Personalized hormone care for the person behind the numbers.