Med Solutions Pharmacy -HORMONE REPLACEMENT

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Deerfield Beach, FL 33442

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HORMONE REPLACEMENT

WOMEN

MEN

Testosterone Testosterone is a male hormone (androgen) naturally made by the body. Most of the testosterone in a man's body is produced in the testes. There is a normal range of testosterone levels (T Level) that are considered normal. When T levels are below normal range, the brain signals the testes to make more and vice verse. Testosterone helps: R Maintain reproductive tissues
R stimulates sperm production
R Stimulate and maintain sexual function
R Increase muscle mas and strength
R Maintains bone strength The signs and symptoms of low testosterone in men may be caused by a variable of reasons. Only your doctor can determine if you have low levels of testosterone and if testosterone supplementation is right for you. By choosing compounding creams over testosterone pills, you are preventing a known and damaging side effect that occurs when testosterone interacts with the liver as it does when a pill dissolves to release its medication. Your natural balance may be restored though supplementation of the hormone testosterone, which has been shown to relieve the symptoms of male menopause (andropause). Of course, not all men are the same – different men need different amounts of testosterone to help address their individual symptoms. The value of hormone replacement through pharmacy compounding is its ability to fit your unique body and hormone levels, resulting in better accuracy and a healthier balance.

Mens Health Maintain your health and vitality with customized care. Compounding pharmacists can help with many health issues that affect men of all ages. Many men have concerns about: R Decreased libido
R Lack of energy
R Loss of zest for life
R Decrease in strength or/and endurance
R Decreased ability to play sports A compounding pharmacist can create customized treatment options for these and many other health issues, including nutritional support to help maintain your health.

Other Treatment options Commercially available products include: R Injections administered by your doctor every 1-2 weeks
R Oral tablets
R Pellets, which are placed under the skin near the hip by a doctor during a surgical procedure
R Pain patches which release a set amount of hormone Our solutions...Compounded testosterone Creams! The transdermal delivery system of testosterone creams targets the same region as the the injections and other forms of testosterone replacement but with maximum absorption, no pain and less side effects. This results in excellent efficacy

Female Intimacy Compounds

Estrogen therapy (ET) increases the estrogen level in your body. Estrogen impacts multiple systems of the body.

When given through an estrogen patch or skin cream or gel (transdermal estrogen), estrogen enters the bloodstream directly, without passing through the liver. The estrogen in pills must be processed by the liver before entering the bloodstream, which puts stress on an impaired liver.

Estrogen therapy (ET) is used to increase estrogen levels in postmenopausal women who have no uterus. This treatment may help prevent perimenopausal symptoms, osteoporosis, and colon cancer.

Women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s who experience early menopause after having their ovaries removed (oophorectomy) or because of other medical reasons typically take ET to reduce their risk of early bone loss and osteoporosis. Historically, women have continued using ET for years beyond menopause. Some women now discontinue ET around the age of menopause.

Women with a uterus who take estrogen also need the hormone progestin to prevent the estrogen from overgrowing the uterine lining, which can lead to endometrial (uterine) cancer. Estrogen-progestin is called hormone therapy (HT).

How it affects you

Systemic estrogen therapy (ET) affects your entire body and reverses the effect of low estrogen. Systemic ET may:

• Reduce the frequency and severity of hot flashes.1

• Improve moodiness and sleep problems related to hormone changes.2

• Maintain the lining of the vagina, reducing irritation.

• Increase skin collagen levels, which decline as estrogen levels decline. Collagen is responsible for the stretch in skin and muscle.

• Help prevent postmenopausal osteoporosis by slowing bone loss and promoting some increase in bone density.1

• Reduce the risk of dental problems, such as tooth loss and gum disease.

Low-dose estrogen. Researchers are studying the effects of low-dose estrogen therapy. Low-dose estrogen may keep bones strong and may relieve hot flash symptoms.3 But the long-term risks of taking low-dose estrogen are not yet known.

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