Symptoms
Vasomotor symptoms — hot flashes and night sweats — are among the most common signs of changing hormones, and among the most treatable.
As estrogen levels shift, the body’s temperature regulation becomes more sensitive, triggering sudden waves of heat.
At night, the same mechanism shows up as night sweats — a frequent reason sleep falls apart during perimenopause and menopause.
Your clinician reviews your symptoms and labs together to understand what’s driving them.
If hormone therapy is appropriate for you, your plan is personalized and adjusted over time as your body responds.
Care adapts to how you actually feel — not an average.
Educational information, not medical advice. Eligibility and any prescribed therapy are determined by your clinician based on your assessment and labs. Results may vary.
Programs that may fit
Your clinician determines the right program based on your assessment and labs.
