McGregor medical and wellness

Males and females can receive this treatment. There are blood and saliva tests available to check your hormone levels. Testosterone for males enhances sex drive, strengthens bone and muscle tissue, and reduces fat production. When balanced, it helps prevent heart disease and the onset of depression. Between 40-70, hormone-creating cells die, and men lose most of their testosterone. Symptoms of this are: -depression -fatigue -low sex drive -irritability -hair loss -saggy/wrinkly/thin skin -weight gain -weakening bone and muscle tissue Ask yourself these questions to see if hormone testing could be for you Is it difficult to achieve and/or sustain an erection? -Are you depressed, anxious, and/or irritable? -Do you feel weak or tired often? -Is there a loss of body hair on your arms, legs and/or face? -Are you losing muscle tone and/or increasing fat tissue? -Do you have a family history of prostate or testicular cancer? -Do you have trouble focusing and remembering information? -Do you ever feel disoriented or off balance? If your answer was yes to any of these questions, you may benefit from hormone testing. A healthy balance of estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone in women is crucial for optimal muscle and skin tone, bone health, libido, fertility, weight management, energy levels, and healthy menstrual cycles. Women entering their 40s-50s start to experience a range of symptoms due to hormone imbalance. Ask yourself these questions to see if hormone testing could be for you: -Has your interest in sex diminished? -Have you tried to conceive for a year with no success? -Do you experience hot flashes, vaginal dryness, urinary inconsistence, -depression and mood swings, or changes in sleep patterns and appetite? -Do you experience irritability, bloating, headaches, breast swelling or mood -swings in the week prior to menstruation? -Do you have excess facial hair? -Is intercourse painful due to vaginal dryness? -Do you have a family history of breast or ovarian cancer? -Are you at risk of heart disease due to smoking, overweight, or family history? If you answer yes to any of these questions, you may benefit from hormone testing. Imbalanced hormones in women can contribute to: -Osteoporosis -Breast cancer -Endometrial cancer -Heart disease -Endometritis -Polycystic ovary disease -Low libido -infertility -Miscarriages -PMS -Symptoms of menopause -Menstrual irregularity