Hormone Therapy

What this covers

Hormone care at the partner clinic focuses on bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), most commonly delivered through small pellets placed under the skin during a brief office procedure. Pellets release hormone gradually over a period of months. Whether hormone therapy is considered at all depends on lab results, symptoms, medical history, and a provider's judgment; it is not a default for everyone experiencing fatigue or mood changes.

Source-listed topics

• Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT)
• Pellet therapy for men and women
• Energy, libido, sleep, and mood support
• Overall quality-of-life support

What to expect

People often explore hormone support around persistent fatigue, low libido, poor sleep, mood changes, or a general sense that things feel off as they age. A visit begins with a confidential intake, and hormonal evaluation typically involves lab work so a provider can see the full picture before anything is considered. Many symptoms that feel hormonal have other explanations, including thyroid function, sleep disorders, iron status, and stress, and a provider will usually want to rule those in or out.

If a provider determines an approach is appropriate, they will explain the options, what each involves, how monitoring works, and any relevant considerations, so you can make an informed decision together.

Questions people often bring to the provider

• Which labs are needed before hormone therapy is even discussed, and how are results interpreted?
• What does the pellet procedure involve, and how is dosing adjusted over time?
• How does personal or family medical history affect whether this is suitable?
• What follow-up and monitoring would be expected?

Good to know

Hormone therapy carries real medical considerations that differ between individuals, and some histories make it unsuitable. That is why the partner clinic pairs it with lab work and ongoing review rather than treating it as a one-time visit. Vitrex does not prescribe or dispense hormones; this page is educational context for a conversation that only a licensed provider can take further.

How care begins

Treatment is considered only when medically appropriate. Care begins with a confidential intake, and a licensed provider independently decides what, if anything, is appropriate after review. Nothing on this page is a treatment recommendation, indication, or dosing instruction.

Evidence on Vitrex

Each service above has an evidence-graded page — what is approved, what is studied, what to ask a provider:

• Hormone pellets
• Testosterone therapy
• Menopausal hormone therapy
• Thyroid
• Hormonal pathway

Education only. Services are discussed with a licensed provider after a free intake; Vitrex sells nothing.