Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) for Women

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Full Potential HRT Clinic provides women with unrivaled testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Our clinic in Portland, Oregon is the largest and most successful anti-aging and regenerative medicine clinic in the Pacific Northwest, and our clinic in Renton, Washington is growing quickly. Our team of physicians set the standard for HRT for women many years ago, and we have been trailblazing ever since. We provide our female patients with HRT through our Rose Gold Standard Concierge HRT Membership. This membership is the foundation of our approach to providing our female patients with anti-aging and regenerative medicine to help them to experience their full potential health and longevity. We provide our member-patients with the option to add an array of additional anti-aging and regenerative services, including management of a variety of other hormone deficiencies.

Are You Wondering If You Suffer From Low Progesterone, Testosterone, or Estrogen, and If You Should Begin Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy?

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Most women will begin to obviously suffer from a combination of severe progesterone and testosterone deficiency, and mild-to-moderate estrogen deficiency between 40 and 50 years of age. The average age of menopause is 51 years of age, and once this happens all women suffer from severe progesterone, testosterone, and estrogen deficiency. It’s inevitable. For women, this causes tremendous suffering, as well as increased risk for serious age-related chronic diseases.

The most common symptoms women will suffer from due to low hormones are fatigue, anxiety, irritability, depression, insomnia, decreased libido, weight gain, inability to lose weight and stay in good shape, and hot flashes. The most common serious age-related chronic diseases caused by low hormones are cardiovascular disease, breast cancer, obesity, dementia, diabetes, sarcopenia (muscle loss), and osteoporosis (bone loss).

If you’re unsure whether you’re suffering from low hormones, then it’s important that you see a physician with expertise in and experience properly evaluating whether this is the case. You can schedule your New Female Patient  Blood Draw and Expert Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy Consult for only $500, during which you’ll receive a comprehensive evaluation with one of our expert physicians who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of low hormones, and perimenopause and menopause in women.

If you suffer from symptoms of low hormones, in particular low progesterone, testosterone, or estrogen, whether you’re perimenopausal or postmenopausal, we want you to know that it doesn’t have to be this way. With properly prescribed bioidentical hormone replacement therapy we no longer have to feel and look older, and suffer from decreased quality of life, and from age-related chronic diseases like we used to.

Our Rose Gold Standard Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy Program was designed for you, to quickly and safely help you feel and look your absolute best, and reduce your risk of suffering from age-related chronic diseases, so that you can enjoy your life, and LIVE to your full potential for as many years as possible.

Progesterone, Testosterone, and Estrogen Production in Women

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Women are born with somewhere between one and two million specialized follicular cells in their ovaries. By the time women reach puberty and begin to menstruate, only about 300,000 of these special follicular cells remain, and moving forward as many as 600 of them can work per month to produce estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone, and to compete to become an ovulated egg. These cells are completely used by the end of the month, and aren’t able to work in following months to produce hormones or to compete for ovulation. Women begin to suffer from symptoms of progesterone, testosterone, and estrogen deficiency as they get older, and there are less of these cells available to produce hormones.

Progesterone, Testosterone, and Estrogen Deficiency in Women

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The by far most common severe sex hormone deficiency in younger women nowadays is progesterone. This is because anovulation has become relatively common. Whenever the final result of the monthly competition outlined above is that plenty of estrogen is produced, but for various reasons no ovulation happens, then progesterone isn’t produced during the second half of the month. If this happens often, women will suffer from various symptoms of progesterone deficiency, which will worsen over time. This ubiquitous syndrome is often misnamed “estrogen dominance” colloquially, although estrogen levels can be completely normal.

The second most common severe sex hormone deficiency in younger women nowadays is testosterone. Women are usually surprised to learn that severe testosterone deficiency happens earlier for them than it does for men. In women, testosterone production decreases gradually from age 21 and by age 40 women have less than half as much testosterone, and production drops significantly after menopause.

On the other hand, while women’s production of estrogen gradually declines from age 21, women aren’t usually symptomatic of severe estrogen deficiency until they’re getting to within several years of menopause – usually until around age 45 or so.

Most women will begin to obviously suffer from a combination of severe progesterone and testosterone deficiency, and mild-to-moderate estrogen deficiency between 40 and 50 years of age. It’s inevitable. For these women, this causes tremendous suffering and increased risk for serious chronic diseases.

Most Common Obvious Symptoms of Progesterone Deficiency in Women

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• • Premenstrual syndrome or “PMS”

• • Muscle tension, nervousness, anxiety, irritability, anger, insomnia

• • Uncomfortable swelling of breasts, cysts, enlarged breasts

• • Uncomfortable swelling, distension, bloating of abdomen

• • Reddish skin, especially of the face

• • Heavy monthly bleeding

• Increased risk for serious chronic diseases, including cardiovascular disease, dementia, and breast cancer

Most Common Obvious Symptoms of Testosterone Deficiency in Women

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• • Fatigue, decreased concentration, decreased memory

• • Anxiety, overwhelming emotions, hysteria, inability to cope with stress

• • Depression, decreased drive, assertiveness, confidence

• • Decreased libido, clitoral & nipple sensitivity, ability to orgasm

• • Difficulty maintaining muscle tone, preventing weight gain

• Increased risk for serious chronic diseases, including cardiovascular disease, dementia, and breast cancer, diabetes, and obesity

Most Common Obvious Symptoms of Estrogen Deficiency in Women

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• • Fatigue, depression, decreased concentration, decreased memoryy

• • Hot flashes, night sweats

• • Decreased libido, clitoral & nipple sensitivity, ability to orgasm

• • Difficulty maintaining muscle tone, preventing weight gain

• • Difficulty maintaining normal tone of breasts and vagina

• • Vaginal dryness, itching, urinary tract infections

• Increased risk for serious chronic diseases, including cardiovascular disease, dementia, diabetes, osteoporosis, and obesity

Our Approach to Hormone Replacement Therapy for Women

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We understand that the reference ranges labs use for progesterone, testosterone, and estrogen aren’t helpful. Reference ranges say that only 2.5% of women suffer from low progesterone, testosterone, and estrogen, and other hormones! Everyone on the planet Earth knows that almost all women experience tremendous suffering from the collapse of these hormones during perimenopauase and menopause. At the same time, they say that 2.5% of women have too much of these hormones. That sounds absurd because it is.

Reference ranges just consider all women together as though they’re all the same in terms of what levels of progesterone, testosterone, and estrogen are ideal for them, when we know that this is not the case. Some women feel and experience their best health with 10 times more or less of these hormones than others! What’s important and difficult to accomplish is to determine the ideal doses and levels of these hormones.

This is our area of expertise. It requires an in-depth understanding of how low progesterone, testosterone, and estrogen affects other hormones, medical conditions, genetic predispositions, and environmental factors, and it requires lots of experience. We have this understanding and experience.

Often Other Hormone Deficiencies Have to be Addressed As Women Age, Besides Progesterone, Testosterone, and Estrogen Deficiency

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Low progesterone, testosterone, and estrogen due to normal aging, perimenopause, and menopause doesn’t happen in isolation. Often there are other hormone imbalances and deficiencies that also need to be identified and addressed. For example, the next most common hormone deficiency due to normal aging is by far growth hormone. After growth hormone deficiency, the next two most common hormone deficiencies due to normal aging are low cortisol and low thyroid hormone. These deficiencies are followed by low melatonin and low oxytocin, and then there are others.

We prescribe only bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, and we augment the prescription of progesterone, testosterone, and estrogen, and comprehensive hormone replacement therapy for women in general with the evidence-informed use of other medications, nutraceuticals, herbs, and realistic lifestyle recommendations, customized to your needs and abilities – so that we can work together to help you experience your full potential!

Our Rose Gold Standard Concierge Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) Program for Women

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The foundation of successful hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for women requires the expert prescription of the “trifecta” of three HRT prescription medications: progesterone, testosterone, as well as estrogen for women who are past menopause, along with ongoing blood testing and follow up.

We Have Helped Thousands of Women Just Like You Who Suffer From Low Testosterone or Low Levels of Other Hormones

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Are you suffering from symptoms and diseases we’ve all been told are just an inevitable part of getting older, when in fact they’re really caused by low progesterone and testosterone, and possibly estrogen, and possibly by low levels of other hormones, which can be treated? Are you suffering from decreased sexual health and enjoyment? Have you been told that this is just another inevitable result of getting older? Are you wondering if there’s any way that you can have a robust and vibrant, enjoyable sex life again? Are you having trouble preventing weight gain or losing weight despite doing everything that you can think of in terms of diet, exercise, and other lifestyle measures?

If so, then regardless of your age, but especially if you’re over 40 years old, it’s really important that you see a doctor with expertise and successful experience evaluating and managing these diseases by prescribing testosterone and comprehensive hormone replacement therapy, and other anti-aging and regenerative therapies for women.

Our distinguished team of physicians and staff has more than 10 years of experience successfully treating thousands of women near Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington helping them to live and perform to their full potential quality of life, health, and longevity.

Call 971-319-4636 for more information or help with scheduling an appointment.

Schedule New Female Patient Blood Draw & Expert HRT Consult (2 appointments including blood draw & lab results) For Only $500