MENOPAUSE
Learn more about the symptoms and treatments of menopause
Ask your provider about compounded medications to treat the symptoms of menopause. T&C compounding is your trusted compounding pharmacy and are happy to help you get the treatment you need.
A NATURAL PROCESS OF AGING
Menopause is defined as the true end of your menstrual cycles and is occurring 12 months following your last menstrual period. The average age of the onset of menopause is 51 years old, but can also occur in your 40’s and 50’s.
Menopause is a natural part of aging, and can be caused by a number of factors including:
- Natural decline of reproductive hormones.
- Hysterectomy.
- Chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
- Primary ovarian insufficiency.
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Recommended Menopause Vitamins & Supplements
Symptoms During Menopause
During menopause, hormones (specifically estrogen and progesterone) decline and problematic symptoms may occur. These symptoms can be severe and decline your quality of life.
T&C Compounding are specialists in the advanced treatment of these symptoms with customized, compounded medications. Explore these common symptoms, and how T&C can help.
Learn More About the Symptoms of Menopause
Hot Flashes are upon the most common symptoms during menopause. They are categorized as feelings of intense heat, warm skin, and sweating. These hot flashes can become very uncomfortable and make it that much more difficult to accomplish day-to-day activities.Hot flashes and night sweats often have to do with adrenals (cortisol, the stress hormone). During menopause, hormone imbalances increase the body’s stress internally.
SALIVA TEST RECOMMENDED
We recommend getting cortisol levels checked when doing a saliva test for your female hormone panel. You cannot get cortisol checked in blood (serum) because you need 4 samples throughout the day to see what is really going on.
Recommended for Hot Flashes/Night Sweats
Learn more about what T&C Compounding can do for you. Call (201) 447-2020 or Click below to contact us for any questions regarding menopause and hot flashes.
Low Sex Drive is another common symptom of menopause. During menopause the drop in the hormone estrogen can lead to decreased sexual drive. This can be disadvantageous in the quality of a woman’s life, by disrupting personal and sexual relationships with her partner. T&C Compounding are experts in providing the appropriate medications to treat Low Sex Drive in menopausal women.
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Weight Gain is another common symptom of menopause. During menopause the imbalance of hormones cause changes in metabolism, appetite, digestion, upon others that contributes to the onset of irregular weight gain. T&C Compounding can provide the appropriate medications to help with your concerns with weight gain.
Recommended for Patients Interested in Weight Loss
As you go through menopause your metabolism will still be affected so it is good to know what supplements may help keep even blood glucose levels and add support to your efforts.
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Normally, the walls of the vagina stay lubricated with a thin layer of clear fluid. The hormone estrogen helps maintain that fluid and keeps the lining of the vagina healthy, thick, and elastic. During menopause, the reduction in estrogen levels limits the amount of moisture available. It also makes the vagina thinner and less elastic (called vaginal atrophy).
In addition to menopause, estrogen levels can drop from:
- Childbirth and breastfeeding
- Radiation or chemotherapy treatment for cancer
- Surgical removal of the ovaries
- Anti-estrogen medications used to treat uterine fibroids or endometriosis
Recommended for Vaginal Dryness
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WOMEN’S ARTICLE REFERENCES
Stress Management: Are You Owning Your Stress, Or is Your Stress Owning You?
Find a supplement regimen that will help you minimize your stress, stay healthy and own your stress before your stress owns you.
Treatment Options for Vaginal Atrophy: What Do the Newer Studies Show?
This article, by Annie DeReese, PharmD, PCCA Pharmacy Consultant, reviews multiple studies observing the utilization non-hormonal treatment for women, in addition to others like intravaginal vitamin E in treating Vaginal Atrophy.
MucoLox™
MucoLox, was specifically designed to help. It provides long-lasting coverage and keeps the drug in the cream or gel on longer than other products, which may lead to additional relief.
Mucolox can be added to our:
Vaginal creams • Vaginal gels
Common Rx’s used in Mucolox
- Estriol
- Estradiol
- Lidocaine
- Amitriptyline
- Baclofen
- Gabapentin
- Boric acid
MucoLox™
ARTICLE REFERENCES
VIDEO:
Dr. Pam Smith – MucoLox™ and Vaginal Dryness
Learn about better ways to treat vaginal dryness. Dr. Pam Smith explains why she uses MucoLox as a base for her patients with vaginal dryness.
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