menopause – Women's Health Practice

How Much Sex Hormone Binding Globulin do You Have, And How Much Do You Need?

Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) binds hormones, especially estrogen and testosterone so too rapid destruction or consumption is avoided. Thus,

Women, like men need flu protection and should still get vaccinated! Our goal is to keep you healthy, at work,

It’s important to prevent fractures. The lack of data showing that women with ostoporosis are not protected enough against fractures

Hysterectomies can be performed with or without ovarian removal. Removing the uterus stops periods. Removing the ovaries cuts off all

Do you have hot flashes? If so we’d like you to come and discuss as there are some very interesting

In perimenoapsue and menopause taking estrogen can cause wide ranging side effects. However, the effects on the lining of the

Dr. Suzanne Trupin is one of the members of the education committee of the North American Menopause Society (NAMS). The

After a hysterectomy there is no uterus, which is the source of menstrual periods, and women stop having menstrual periods.

Although hormone therapy, antidepressant therapy, and newer medication classes just reported in the news can stop hot flashes, doing simple

Balance your hormones, this is first, Sweating produces extra skin minerals such as sodium which makes your skin itch Balance