Hormone pellets are small and placed under the skin, bypassing issues with creams and patches.
Pellets provide a stable level of hormones, avoiding fluctuating levels that can cause symptoms.
Creams and patches can result in variable absorption and side effects.
The dosage of pellets can be customized based on individual needs and starting estradiol levels.
Pellets can provide relief from menopausal symptoms and improve overall health without significant risks.
How long do hormone pellets last?
—Hormone pellets typically last for about three months before needing to be replaced.
Are hormone pellets safe?
—Yes, hormone pellets are considered safe when administered by a qualified healthcare professional. They have been used for hormone replacement for many years.
Can hormone pellets cause side effects?
—While side effects are possible with any hormone therapy, hormone pellets have a lower risk of side effects compared to other forms of administration, such as creams and patches.
Are hormone pellets suitable for everyone?
—Hormone pellets may not be suitable for everyone. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional to determine if hormone pellets are the right choice for you.
How are hormone pellets placed?
—Hormone pellets are placed under the skin in a quick and simple procedure performed by a healthcare professional. The placement is usually in the hip or buttock area.
00:09Hormone pellets offer a stable and effective option for hormone replacement.
03:27Pellets are small and placed under the skin, bypassing issues with creams and patches.
07:33Creams and patches can result in variable absorption and side effects.
10:19Hormone pellets have a lower risk of side effects compared to other forms of administration.
