Symptoms of low testosterone in men depend on the age of person, and include the following: low sex drive, erectile dysfunction, decreased sense of well-being, depressed mood, difficulties with concentration and memory, fatigue, moodiness and irritability and loss of muscular strength.
Symptoms of low testosterone in women include: sluggishness, muscle weakness, fatigue, sleep disturbances, reduced sex drive, decreased sexual satisfaction, weight gain, fertility issues, irregular menstrual cycles, vaginal dryness and loss of bone density.
Benefits of hormone replacement therapy in men include: increased energy levels, renewed sex drive, rebuilt muscle mass, higher metabolism and more focus and better concentration.
Benefits of hormone replacement therapy in women include relief of menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, vaginal dryness that can result in painful intercourse and other problematic symptoms of menopause, such as night sweats and dry, itchy skin. Other benefits of hormone therapy for women include: reduced risk of developing osteoporosis and reduced risk of breaking a bone, improved mood and overall sense of mental well-being in some women, decreased tooth loss, lowered risk of colon cancer, lowered risk of diabetes, modest improvement in joint pains and lower death rate for women who take hormone therapy in their 50s.
What are the benefits of Hormone Replacement Therapy?
Symptoms of an overactive thyroid (aka hyperthyroidism) include: experiencing anxiety, irritability and nervousness, having trouble sleeping, losing weight, having an enlarged thyroid gland or a goiter, having muscle weakness and tremors, experiencing irregular menstrual periods or having your menstrual cycle stop, feeling sensitive to heat and having vision problems or eye irritation.
Symptoms of an underactive thyroid (aka hypothyroidism) include: feeling tired (fatigue), gaining weight, experiencing forgetfulness, having frequent and heavy menstrual periods, having dry and coarse hair, experiencing an intolerance to cold temperatures, depression and constipation.
What are symptoms of thyroid problems?
Peptides are the building blocks of proteins and are composed of amino acids that work to regulate a variety of biological functions and processes. Though our body does naturally produce peptides, our production levels can vary greatly from person to person. As we get older, the number and quality of peptides in our body may decline.
Peptide therapy refers to restoring the number of peptides in our bodies. Peptide therapy stimulates cellular regrowth systems within the body as a treatment option for specific conditions. Peptides are typically administered directly via subcutaneous injections, but they do come in other forms as well, including topical creams, nasal sprays, or oral forms.
Peptide therapy can be completely customized based on each patient’s unique goals and needs. By using this type of method, we will be able to treat a variety of conditions and symptoms within your body.
What is Peptide Therapy?
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