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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BIO-IDENTICAL AND SYNTHETIC HORMONES?

The term "natural" hormones simply means that these hormones are chemically the same as the ones the human body produces. They are also called "bio-natural" or "human iso-molecular." "Synthetic" hormones refers to those manufactured with a chemical structure that is foreign to the human body but mimics some hormonal activity. An example of bio-identical hormones would be Estriol, Biest, Triest, Progesterone, Testosterone, and DHEA. An example of synthetic hormones would be Premarin, Prempro, Climara, Estratest, Estratab, and all birth control pills.



WHY DO BIO-IDENTICAL HORMONES REQUIRE A PRESCRIPTION?


Bio-Identical hormones can only be obtained from a compounding pharmacy. Compounding or formulating a customized dosage for an individual person is a function a pharmacist performs only with the permission of the physician. All of the ingredients may not be prescription, however anything that is compounded must be prescribed.



WHERE DO THESE HORMONES COME FROM?

Bio-Identical hormones are obtained from sterol analogues found in many varieties of plants, primarily soybean and yam. The estrogen and progesterone powder is transformed chemically from the plant into the human bio-identical hormones.



HOW DO I GET STARTED ON BIO-IDENTICAL HORMONES?

B hormone replacement therapy must be customized for each woman. Only after a thorough review of her symptoms and history can an effective regimen be designed. You may contact one of our hormone consultants if you are interested. We will, in conjunction with your physician, develop a treatment regimen designed just for you. This recommendation will then be faxed to your physician for his or her approval, after obtaining the approval of the physician your medication will be custom made for you and our physician.



WHAT IS THE COST OF THE MEDICINE?


The cost varies depending on your particular needs, however if you do not have insurance the cost of the medicine is typically around $120.00 per month.



WHAT ARE THE POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS?


Ideally, there are no side effects since the hormones are given with the intention of restoring normal hormone levels. Side effects occur only if one hormone is out of balance with the others. It is important to realize that if you experience side effects a simple adjustment will be made to stop the side effects. Our consultants are here to help you and to adjust your medicine until you feel like your old self again.

 

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