Women's HRT

Telehealth HRT specialists evaluate menopausal symptoms, bone health risks, and cardiovascular history to tailor estrogen and progesterone therapy. Many also offer non-hormonal alternatives like gabapentin or clonidine.

Intake forms capture symptom inventories followed by video consults. Providers coordinate labs (lipids, liver enzymes) and prescribe patches, gels, or oral formulations. Regular follow-ups adjust dosing and check blood pressure.

Ideal for perimenopausal or postmenopausal women seeking relief from vasomotor symptoms, sleep disruption, or bone loss who want medical oversight without repeated in-clinic visits.

Clinical consensus supports low-dose transdermal estradiol plus oral micronized progesterone for symptom relief with a favorable safety profile. Non-hormonal agents remain valuable when estrogen is contraindicated.

Hormone therapy can raise clot risk in select patients, so clinics screen for migraines with aura, clotting history, and uncontrolled hypertension. Breast tenderness and mood shifts are common during titration.