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With 50 hormones in our bodies, it’s easy for some of them to become out of balance. The symptoms of hormone imbalances are common and can seem unrelated, and many women continue to suffer unnecessarily. If you’re experiencing two or more of these symptoms, you may have a hormonal imbalance: 

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• excessive hair loss 

• development of dark facial or body hair

• weight gain and difficulty losing excess weight

• mood swings and irritability

• hot flashes

• difficulty sleeping

• consistent fatigue

• lack of sex drive

• anxiety and depression

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Fortunately, there’s an easy and natural solution that is giving women back their lives. Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), or pellet therapy, mimics the same hormones in your body to ensure you’re 100% balanced. Whether you’re just breaking into your 30s or aging gracefully in your 70s, pellet therapy can reduce and even reverse the bothersome symptoms of hormone deficiencies.

Wondering if pellet therapy is right for you? Check out these ways that pellet therapy can improve your health and make life easier. 

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1. Sleep More Restfully

2. Get Your Energy Back

3. Boost Your Libido

4. Regulate Your Weight with Pellet Therapy

5. Improve Mental Health and Memory

6. Resolve Hair Problems 

7. Say Goodbye to Hot Flashes 

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If you’re experiencing more than one of these hormonal symptoms, getting treatment could benefit you greatly. By seeking treatment soon, you can improve your health now and reduce the likelihood of additional hormone-related problems from occurring later on. 

Pellet therapy can resolve these issues in a short period of time. It’s also a very low-maintenance solution compared to the pill or injection alternatives. 

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Hormone pellets are inserted during a painless office procedure that involves the following steps:

1. A healthcare professional will determine the appropriate dose of hormones for you based on your hormone levels and body mass index (BMI). 

2. The area to be inserted is numbed with a local anesthetic. 

3. A small incision is made, usually in the hip or buttock area. 

4. A tube or introducer is used to insert the hormone pellets into the fat layer beneath the skin. 

5. The incision is closed with steri-strips, a stitch, or both. 

6. A waterproof dressing is placed over the incision and compression is applied for a few minutes. 

 

After the procedure, you should follow the healthcare professional's instructions. Most patients can resume normal activities on the same day. 

 

Hormone pellets provide a steady supply of hormones for about 3 months. The pellets gradually release hormones over time, ensuring consistent levels without the need for daily administration.