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Steven Fath MD

Teresa Fath

BA in Psycology

Client Testimonials

Lena Grey

Tyler, Texas

"I am a 37 year old female who has suffered from endometriosis my entire life. As a result, doctors put me on birth control when I was 13 years old and it never took care of the pain I went through or the PMS symptoms I lived with. After minor surgery and beginning hormonal therapy with Dr. Fath, I am pain free and I feel the best I have in years!"

Nicole Richards

Tyler, Texas

"I started the hormone replacemeherapy about two months say is that I am laughing and enjoying my family again for the first time in years. It's hard to put into words how things are different but I just know that I found myself laughing again for no reason which seldom every happened for me anymore at a young 44 years of age. I recommend it to everyone!"

What is Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy?

BHRT is a way to fight aging and balance your hormones. It does this with the use of chemically and biologically identical hormones. This makes BHRT a better choice than conventional hormone replacement therapy, which uses synthetic hormones.

The natural hormones used in BHRT can be administered with a number of delivery methods. They include:

  • Pills

  • Injections

  • Pellets

  • Creams

  • Gels

  • Skin patches

Bio-identical hormone replacement therapy generally falls into two categories:
BHRT for Women
and BHRT for Men.

Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy for Women

Many women seek bio-identical hormone replacement as a way to combat menopause. After women hit a certain age, their body goes through this drastic change. Menopause can also be caused at any age by a woman who has received a hysterectomy.

Some of the more alarming signs and symptoms of female hormonal imbalance include:

 

  • Hot flashes

  • Weight gain

  • Low libido

  • Fatigue

  • Depression

  • Mood swings

  • Migraines

  • Bone density loss

  • Memory loss

 

 

Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy for Men

Just as women suffer from menopause, men deal with andropause. Andropause is often synonymous with low testosterone. As a man ages, his testosterone levels drastically decrease and lead to the condition also known as Low-T.

Low testosterone symptoms include:

 

  • Low sex drive

  • Fatigue

  • Muscle loss

  • Depression

  • Joint pain

  • Memory loss

  • Poor concentration

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