Female Hormone Replacement Therapy
We at The Miley Clinic in Sarasota, FL, specialize in helping women regain their energy, clarity, and quality of life by providing bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). Many of the signs and symptoms that indicate a hormonal imbalance (that have often been viewed as a normal part of aging) are legitimate medical problems that require specialized care.
UNDERSTANDING FEMALE HORMONE IMBALANCE
SYMPTOMS OF HORMONAL IMBALANCE IN WOMEN
HOT FLASHES
NIGHT SWEATS
LOW LIBIDO
VAGINAL DRYNESS
WEIGHT GAIN
ANXIETY
DEPRESSION
MOOD SWINGS
TROUBLE SLEEPING
LOW ENERGY
LACK OF FOCUS
ENDOMETRIOSIS
ABDOMINAL CRAMPING
HEADACHES
JOINT PAIN
BRAIN FOG
OUR SPECIALIZED DELIVERY METHODS
Hormone Therapy You Can Trust

SAFE

EFFECTIVE

AFFORDABLE
Ready to get started on your journey to a healthier, better quality of life? The Miley Clinic can help you transform your life with bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, combined with nutritional eating plans, dietary consultations with our certified nurse nutritionist, nutritional and lifestyle coaching, and support for getting good sleep. Visit us at 3333 Clark Road, Suite 100, Sarasota, FL, or call today to get started on a path to vitality and a better life!
FAQs
Is HRT safe?
HRT provides menopausal women with effective relief of their menopause symptoms. For women still within ten years of their last menstrual period or less than sixty years old, it typically carries a low level of risk.
How long does it take to see results?
Some of the effects of HRT are noticed almost right away; however, you may take up to three months to see the full therapeutic benefits.
Does HRT cause weight gain?
There are no clinical studies that support the idea that HRT leads to weight gain; in fact, HRT has been found to help regulate your body’s metabolism.
Can I take HRT if I've had a hysterectomy?
Yes! Women who have had a hysterectomy are usually prescribed estrogen-only HRT, and this type often provides many of the same benefits as that obtained from HRT using both estrogen and progestin.
