Women's health
Hot flashes are just what you see. What is not seen is what matters most.
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Most women reach menopause around age 51, and up to 8 in 10 have hot flashes that, in many, last more than 7 years. But almost no one talks about the silent thing: when estrogen falls, cardiovascular risk increases and bone mass loss accelerates, which can reach up to 20% in the first 5 to 7 years. Insomnia, irritability, and "brain fog" are not something you should endure in silence.
What we do: We evaluate your symptoms, review your cardiovascular and metabolic health with in-clinic laboratories, and explain your options.
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