What Your Body May Be Experiencing

If you feel like you are not yourself anymore, there is usually a clear reason behind it. Hormonal shifts during perimenopause and menopause can affect multiple systems in your body at once, creating symptoms that feel confusing, frustrating, and often dismissed. This is where a deeper, root-cause approach becomes essential.

Estrogen and Progesterone Imbalance

Fluctuations and declines in estrogen and progesterone can lead to mood swings, night sweats, poor sleep, and emotional instability. These shifts often begin earlier than expected and can significantly impact how you feel day to day.

Low Testosterone in Women

Testosterone plays an important role in energy, motivation, and libido in women. When levels decline, you may notice fatigue, reduced drive, and a loss of interest in intimacy or activities you once enjoyed.

Thyroid Dysfunction

Changes in thyroid function can contribute to weight gain, low energy, brain fog, and mood changes. This is often overlooked but can be a key factor in how your body feels and functions.

Adrenal Stress and Cortisol Imbalance

Chronic stress can disrupt cortisol levels, which impacts sleep, energy, and emotional balance. Over time, this can intensify other hormone-related symptoms and make it harder for your body to regulate itself.

Kate Aronov, PA-C helps women in Brooklyn, New York and surrounding New York–Newark–Jersey City identify and treat the root causes of hormone imbalance to restore balance, clarity, and control.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my symptoms are related to hormones?

If you are experiencing mood swings, anxiety, night sweats, low energy, weight changes, or a loss of libido, hormones are often a key factor. These symptoms are common during perimenopause and menopause, but they are frequently overlooked or dismissed without proper evaluation.

What is bioidentical hormone replacement therapy?

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy uses hormones that are structurally similar to those your body naturally produces. At Health for Her & Him, these therapies are prescribed based on your lab results and symptoms to restore balance in a way that is personalized and carefully monitored.

Is hormone therapy safe?

When prescribed appropriately and monitored closely, hormone therapy can be a safe and effective option for many women. Your treatment is based on your individual health history, lab results, and goals to ensure the right approach for you.

What is included in my hormone optimization program?

Your program may include a full hormone panel, in-depth symptom assessment, and personalized treatment that may involve BHRT when appropriate. Additional support such as thyroid optimization, adrenal support, nutrition guidance, and lifestyle strategies are included to create a complete and balanced approach.

How long does it take to feel better?

Many patients begin to notice improvements in mood, sleep, and energy within the first few weeks. Full optimization takes time, and your plan is adjusted along the way to ensure steady and lasting progress.

Will my treatment be adjusted over time?

Yes. Hormone optimization is an ongoing process. Your treatment is regularly reviewed and adjusted based on how you feel and how your body responds to ensure the best possible outcome.

Still have questions? Kate Aronov, PA-C is here to guide you personally.