Hormone decline

What is hormone decline?

Hormone levels naturally decrease as we age, a process known as hormone decline or hormonal imbalance. This occurs in both men and women and can start as early as our 20s and 30s.

Some key points about hormone decline:

• It's a natural part of aging, but symptoms can significantly reduce quality of life if not properly addressed. Common symptoms include low energy, trouble sleeping, decreased libido, mood changes, brain fog, and more.


• Key hormones that decline are testosterone in men and estrogen and progesterone in women. But levels of cortisol, DHEA, melatonin, and others may decline as well.


• Both men and women can experience hormone decline, but women are more strongly impacted due to perimenopause and menopause transitions that accelerate it. This abrupt change in hormones produces more severe symptoms than the gradual decline typically seen in aging males.


• Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can help alleviate unpleasant symptoms and restore optimal hormone levels, especially if started early on when decline begins. Treatment is customized based on lab testing of each patient's unique hormone profile.

Should you get treatment for hormone decline?

If you've noticed unpleasant symptoms like low energy, trouble sleeping, decreased libido, or other issues, hormone testing is recommended to pinpoint any imbalances. Horizon Hormone Therapy specializes in customized bioidentical hormone therapy to help both men and women address hormone decline.

Our compassionate doctors take time to listen to your symptoms and health history. We develop customized treatment plans based on lab testing, not one-size-fits-all approaches. Medications prescribed are high quality bioidentical hormones tailor-made to match your natural hormones. Most patients see significant improvement within months when levels are restored.

To learn more or schedule a consultation, visit ]() or call 555-0123 today. Our here to help you address hormone decline at any age or stage of life. Call now!