Hormone changes can impact sleep, mood, energy, hot flashes, and body composition. This guide explains what HRT is, who may benefit, and how AuraRX providers personalize care.

What Is HRT?

Hormone therapy uses prescription estrogen, progesterone, and sometimes testosterone to help relieve menopause or perimenopause symptoms. Many patients use bio‑identical options. Only a licensed provider can determine suitability based on history, symptoms, and risks.

Common Symptoms People Want Help With

Hot flashes and night sweats, sleep issues, brain fog, mood swings, vaginal dryness, low libido, weight and body‑composition changes.

How Eligibility Is Determined

1. Consultation: Review symptoms, goals, medical and family history.

2. Labs (as indicated): Estradiol, progesterone, thyroid panel, CBC, lipids and others as clinically appropriate.

3. Risk assessment & counseling: Benefits/risks are individualized (e.g., cardiovascular, breast health, clotting risk).

Treatment Options & Monitoring

• Forms: Transdermal patches/gels, oral medications, vaginal preparations; some may use compounded formulations per provider discretion.

• Follow‑ups: Ongoing visits to monitor symptom relief and adjust dosing.

• Lifestyle: Sleep quality, stress reduction, protein intake, and resistance training can improve outcomes.

Potential Risks & Side Effects

Breast tenderness, mood changes, spotting, fluid retention; risks vary by patient and route/dose. Discuss your personal history with your provider.

How AuraRX Works

• 100% virtual consults with licensed providers

• At‑home or local labs with results review

• Personalized plan if appropriate, with regular check‑ins

• Medication shipped to your door when prescribed

Educational only—no medical advice. Only a licensed provider can determine if HRT is right for you.