WOMEN'S HORMONE HEALTH
FEEL LIKE YOURSELF AGAIN.
Hormonal changes can affect how you feel, sleep, think, and experience everyday life. Hot flashes, night sweats, changes in energy, mood, libido, sleep, and body composition can all become part of the conversation during perimenopause and menopause.
Get Life Upgraded provides access to licensed medical providers who can evaluate your symptoms, health history, and individual needs and discuss treatment options when medically appropriate.
WHEN THINGS START TO FEEL DIFFERENT
HORMONAL CHANGES CAN SHOW UP IN DIFFERENT WAYS
Perimenopause and menopause can affect women differently. Changes may appear gradually and can involve sleep, energy, mood, sexual wellness, temperature regulation, and body composition.
HOT FLASHES & NIGHT SWEATS
SLEEP & LOW ENERGY
MOOD & BRAIN FOG
WEIGHT & BODY COMPOSITION CHANGES
LOW LIBIDO
VAGINAL DRYNESS & INTIMATE WELLNESS
PERSONALIZED TO YOU
HORMONE THERAPY ISN'T ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL
Depending on your symptoms, health history, stage of life, and medical evaluation, your provider may discuss different prescription hormone therapy options.
ESTROGEN SUPPORT
May be considered for women experiencing symptoms associated with changing estrogen levels.
PROGESTERONE SUPPORT
May be considered individually or alongside estrogen depending on your needs and medical history.
TESTOSTERONE SUPPORT
May be considered for certain women based on symptoms, goals, health history, and provider evaluation.
YOUR PROVIDER HAS OPTIONS
When hormone therapy is medically appropriate, your provider may consider different prescription options based on your symptoms, health history, and individual needs.
A combination hormone therapy that may be considered when both estrogen and progesterone support are appropriate. Your provider will determine whether this combination fits your symptoms, health history, and individual needs.
A combination option that may be considered when a provider determines that estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone support are appropriate based on your individual evaluation.
Progesterone may be prescribed individually or as part of a broader hormone therapy plan depending on your symptoms, stage of life, medical history, and provider evaluation.
Topical testosterone may be considered for certain women based on symptoms, goals, health history, and medical evaluation. Your provider determines whether testosterone therapy is appropriate for you.
Local vaginal estrogen therapy may be considered for certain symptoms associated with menopause and changing estrogen levels. Your provider will determine whether this treatment is appropriate based on your individual needs and medical history.
LABS & HORMONE EVALUATION
UNDERSTAND WHAT'S HAPPENING INSIDE
When laboratory testing is appropriate, bloodwork can give your provider additional information about your hormone levels and overall health as part of your evaluation.
Depending on your individual needs, testing may include hormone markers and other relevant health markers that help your provider evaluate treatment options and establish a baseline for ongoing care.
YOUR NEXT STEP
START WITH A $99 PHYSICIAN EVALUATION
Complete your medical intake online and have your symptoms, health history, and individual needs reviewed by a licensed medical provider. Your provider will determine whether hormone therapy may be appropriate and discuss treatment options based on your evaluation.
Prescription treatment is provided only when medically appropriate.
SIMPLE FROM START TO CARE
HOW WOMEN'S HORMONE CARE WORKS
COMPLETE YOUR INTAKE
Share your symptoms, health history, current medications, and other required information online.
PROVIDER EVALUATION
A licensed medical provider reviews your information and determines whether additional testing or hormone therapy may be appropriate.
PERSONALIZED TREATMENT
If treatment is appropriate, your provider determines the prescription and treatment plan based on your individual evaluation.
PHARMACY FULFILLMENT
Your prescribed treatment is fulfilled through a U.S. pharmacy and shipped directly to you.
QUESTIONS ABOUT HORMONE CARE?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Perimenopause is the transition leading up to menopause, when hormone levels can begin changing and symptoms may appear even while menstrual periods are still occurring.
Menopause is reached after 12 consecutive months without a menstrual period. Hormonal changes associated with menopause can affect women differently and may continue beyond the transition itself.
Symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, sleep changes, mood changes, brain fog, low energy, changes in libido, vaginal dryness, and body composition changes can occur during the menopause transition. A medical evaluation can help determine what may be contributing to your symptoms and whether treatment may be appropriate.
Depending on your individual evaluation, your provider may discuss options involving estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, or combinations of hormone therapies. Available formulations may include oral, topical, or vaginal treatments depending on the prescribed therapy.
That depends on your individual circumstances and the treatment being considered. Your licensed medical provider will determine whether laboratory testing or additional information is needed as part of your evaluation or ongoing care.
No. The $99 evaluation provides access to medical review by a licensed provider. Prescription treatment is provided only when the provider determines it is medically appropriate.
When prescribed, treatment is fulfilled through a U.S. pharmacy and shipped directly to you.
No. Treatment decisions depend on your symptoms, health history, stage of life, individual needs, and medical evaluation. Your provider determines which treatment, if any, may be appropriate for you.
READY TO FEEL LIKE YOURSELF AGAIN?
TAKE THE FIRST STEP
Start with a $99 physician evaluation. Complete your medical intake online and have your symptoms, health history, and individual needs reviewed by a licensed medical provider.
Prescription treatment is provided only when medically appropriate.