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Feeling Different Lately? Your Hormones May Be Part of the Conversation.
Changes in hormones can occur through perimenopause, menopause, aging and other stages of life and may be associated with symptoms that affect how you feel day to day.
BioRenew Integrative Medicine takes an individualized, evaluation-first approach to hormone health. Rather than treating a number on a lab report alone, Kimberly Pierson, PA-C considers your symptoms, health history, clinical findings and goals before discussing whether hormone therapy may be appropriate.
Start With Your Symptoms
How you feel and what has changed are important parts of the evaluation.
Review Relevant Labs
Laboratory findings may provide useful information when considered with the clinical picture.
Consider the Whole Picture
Hormones are considered alongside your health history, life stage and individual risk factors.
Personalize the Plan
Treatment is considered individually rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.
Hormonal Changes Can Feel Different for Everyone
Some changes are obvious, such as hot flashes or night sweats. Others may be less specific, including changes in sleep, energy, sexual wellness or overall sense of well-being.
These symptoms can have many possible causes, which is why BioRenew begins with an individualized evaluation rather than assuming hormones are responsible for every change.
- Hot flashes
- Night sweats
- Sleep changes
- Low energy
- Changes in libido
- Vaginal dryness
- Mood changes
- Changes during menopause
What Does “Bioidentical” Hormone Therapy Mean?
Bioidentical Hormones
The term “bioidentical” refers to hormones that have the same chemical and molecular structure as hormones naturally produced by the human body.
Different Hormone Options
Hormone therapy can involve different hormones, doses and delivery methods depending on the patient's needs, clinical circumstances and treatment goals.
FDA-Approved & Compounded Options
Bioidentical hormones are not synonymous with compounded hormones. FDA-approved bioidentical hormone products exist, while compounded formulations may be considered in selected circumstances when clinically appropriate.
Individual Risk & Benefit
Hormone therapy is not appropriate for everyone. Personal health history, symptoms, risks, goals and clinical findings are considered before treatment is recommended.
Hormone Therapy Should Start With an Evaluation — Not a Formula
Hormone care is more than simply checking whether a laboratory number falls inside or outside a reference range. Symptoms, medical history, life stage, medications and individual risk factors all help provide context.
If hormone therapy is appropriate, Kimberly discusses the available options, expected goals, monitoring and follow-up based on your individual situation.
- Individual symptom review
- Relevant laboratory testing
- Health-history assessment
- Menopause considerations
- Medication review
- Hormone therapy options
- Ongoing monitoring
- Individual treatment planning
Your Hormone Health Evaluation
Understand What's Changed
Kimberly begins by understanding what you have been noticing, when the changes began and what you hope to improve.
Review Your Health
Your medical history, medications, life stage and relevant risk factors are considered as part of the evaluation.
Evaluate Relevant Labs
Appropriate laboratory information may be reviewed alongside your symptoms and clinical findings rather than in isolation.
Build Your Care Plan
If hormone therapy is appropriate, available options, monitoring and next steps are discussed based on your individual needs and goals.
BHRT Questions
What does “bioidentical” mean?
Bioidentical hormones have the same chemical and molecular structure as hormones produced by the human body. The term does not necessarily mean that the medication is compounded.
Is BHRT appropriate for everyone?
No. Hormone therapy has potential benefits and risks, and whether it is appropriate depends on your symptoms, medical history, individual risk factors and clinical evaluation.
Do symptoms alone determine whether I need hormone therapy?
No. Many symptoms associated with hormonal changes can have other causes. BioRenew considers your symptoms together with your medical history, clinical evaluation and relevant testing before recommending treatment.
Have You Been Feeling Like Something Has Changed?
Changes in sleep, temperature regulation, sexual wellness, energy or overall well-being can be frustrating—especially when you don't know what's contributing to them.
A comprehensive consultation with Kimberly Pierson, PA-C can help evaluate the bigger picture, determine whether hormones may be playing a role and discuss appropriate next steps based on your individual health needs.
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773 Academy Drive, Solana Beach CA 92075
Hours of Operation
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Sat 9am to 1pm (By Appointment Only)
Sun CLOSED
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773 Academy Drive, Solana Beach CA 92075
Serving Southern California
We work with patients across:
• North County San Diego
• Inland Empire
• Orange County
• Los Angeles County
Care is provided at our primary locations or coordinated through trusted partner facilities depending upon your needs and the type of treatment.
Not sure which location is right for you? We'll guide you during your consultation.
Hours of Operation
Mon - Fri 9:00am to 7:00pm
Sat 9:00am to 2:00pm (By Appointment Only)
Sun CLOSED
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