Hormone decline

What is hormone decline?

As we age, both men and women experience a natural decrease in hormone levels. This is known as hormone decline or hormonal imbalance. Some key things to know:

• The main hormones that decline are testosterone in men and estrogen and progesterone in women. These hormones are essential for many bodily functions.


• Symptoms can include fatigue, low libido, weight gain, mood changes, loss of muscle mass, hot flashes, and more. The wide-ranging symptoms reflect how integral hormones are to overall health.


• Hormone decline begins for women around perimenopause (late 30s to early 50s) and menopause (average age 51). Men experience more gradual hormone changes, with testosterone declining 1-2% per year after age 30.


• While some hormone fluctuation is normal, a steep or premature decline can negatively impact quality of life. Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can help alleviate symptoms.

If you're experiencing difficult menopause or andropause (male menopause) symptoms, don't assume discomfort is inevitable. Restoring hormonal balance may be simpler than you think.

The medical providers at Hormone Health Institute specialize in customized bioidentical hormone therapy to help both men and women feel their best at any age. We offer:

• Thorough lab testing to assess your unique hormonal needs


• Precisely compounded hRT with bioidentical hormones


• Ongoing monitoring and dosage adjustments


• Lifestyle counseling for better health during hormone transitions

Our patients report life-changing improvements in energy, sleep, sexual function, emotional well-being and more.

Don't struggle through menopause or andropause alone. Contact Hormone Health Institute today to learn how expertly balanced hormone replacement can help you feel healthy, youthful and thriving at any age!

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