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Bioidentical hormones are chemically identical to the hormones your body produces naturally. Synthetic hormones have a different molecular structure. Both are used in hormone replacement therapy, and both have a role depending on the patient and the clinical picture.
What matters most is not which category a hormone falls into, it is whether the type, dose, and delivery method are the right fit for your specific symptoms, health history, and goals.
Hormone therapy is not a decision that should be made based on trend or preference alone. It requires a thorough evaluation of where your levels are, how you are feeling, and what the evidence supports for your individual case.
Common questions patients have before starting include how long it takes to feel results, whether there are risks involved, what delivery options are available, and how treatment will be monitored over time. These are all worth discussing before any decision is made.
At Apostol Integrative and Functional Medicine, hormone therapy recommendations are based on your individual situation, not a standard protocol.
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