Welcome to our in-depth Q&A session with Duncan Turner MD of Turner Medical Arts. In this post, we address common questions about Physiological Hormone Replacement Therapy (PHRT)—a natural, personalized solution designed specifically for perimenopausal patients using transdermal cream applications. If you’re experiencing symptoms such as hot flashes, mood swings, or sleep disturbances, read on to learn how our transdermal PHRT can help restore your hormonal balance.
What Is Physiological Hormone Replacement Therapy (PHRT)?
Duncan Turner MD:
Physiological Hormone Replacement Therapy (PHRT) is a treatment that uses bioidentical hormones—molecules identical to those your body naturally produces—to replenish declining hormone levels during perimenopause. This approach is designed to alleviate symptoms like hot flashes, fatigue, and mood swings by restoring your natural hormonal balance using a natural, gentle method.
How Does PHRT Work?
Duncan Turner MD:
PHRT begins with a comprehensive evaluation of your hormone levels, symptoms, and overall health. Based on your unique hormonal profile, we develop a personalized treatment plan. By using transdermal cream applications, we deliver bioidentical hormones directly through the skin, mimicking your body’s natural processes and ensuring a steady, controlled release for optimal results.
What Are the Benefits of PHRT for Perimenopausal Patients?
Duncan Turner MD:
The benefits of PHRT include:
- Symptom Relief: Reduction in hot flashes, mood swings, sleep disturbances, and fatigue.
- Improved Quality of Life: Enhanced energy levels, emotional stability, and overall well-being.
- Bone Health Support: Support for maintaining bone density and reducing the risk of osteoporosis.
- Personalized Care: A treatment plan tailored to your specific hormonal needs using a natural, transdermal cream delivery system.
By addressing the root cause of hormonal imbalances, PHRT helps you navigate perimenopause with confidence and renewed vitality.
Is PHRT Safe?
Duncan Turner MD:
Yes, PHRT is safe when administered correctly. Our use of bioidentical hormones in transdermal cream form is designed to work in harmony with your body. At Turner Medical Arts, we prioritize your safety by conducting regular follow-ups and making dosage adjustments as necessary, ensuring that your treatment remains both effective and secure.
Who Is a Good Candidate for PHRT?
Duncan Turner MD:
PHRT is particularly beneficial for perimenopausal patients who are experiencing symptoms related to hormonal fluctuations. If you are dealing with issues like hot flashes, sleep disturbances, or mood swings, you might be an excellent candidate for this therapy. A thorough consultation at Turner Medical Arts will help determine if transdermal PHRT is the right fit for you.
How Is PHRT Administered?
Duncan Turner MD:
At Turner Medical Arts, we administer PHRT exclusively through transdermal creams. This method offers several advantages:
- Steady Hormone Delivery: Creams provide a consistent, controlled release of bioidentical hormones.
- Ease of Use: Transdermal application is simple, non-invasive, and can be easily incorporated into your daily routine.
- Gentle Absorption: The cream is absorbed through the skin, minimizing the potential for fluctuations in hormone levels and ensuring a natural, gradual increase.
What Should I Expect During My PHRT Consultation?
Duncan Turner MD:
During your consultation at Turner Medical Arts, we will:
- Review your medical history and current symptoms.
- Conduct comprehensive hormone testing.
- Discuss your lifestyle and treatment goals.
- Develop a customized PHRT plan tailored to your unique hormonal needs with transdermal cream applications.
This collaborative process ensures that you receive safe, effective, and personalized care throughout your perimenopausal journey.
How Do I Get Started with PHRT?
Duncan Turner MD:
Getting started with PHRT is simple. If you’re interested in exploring this natural treatment option for perimenopausal symptoms, contact us at Turner Medical Arts to schedule your consultation. We are here to guide you every step of the way towards achieving lasting hormonal balance and renewed vitality.
Conclusion
We hope this Q&A has provided valuable insights into Physiological Hormone Replacement Therapy (PHRT) and its benefits for perimenopausal patients. If you’re ready to take control of your perimenopausal experience with personalized, transdermal cream-based bioidentical hormone therapy, reach out to Duncan Turner MD at Turner Medical Arts today.
Schedule Your Consultation or call us at (805) 962-1957.