Start with a short hormone prescreen
What we'd like to do first is understand what's been going on: your symptoms, your history, and any labs you already have. Then you pick a time for your consult. That way your provider starts with the full picture instead of guessing.
There are no wrong answers.
What happens after you send it
You'll see a link to pick your consult time.
If you have new or unusual bleeding, this isn't something to wait on. Please see your OB/GYN — don't wait to hear back from us first. If it's heavy, won't stop, or you feel unwell, go to urgent care or the ER now instead.
Want to talk to a person? Live support is always available when you ask, and you're welcome to visit us at one of our Houston-area offices.
Hormone therapy requires a medical consultation, a licensed provider and a prescription. Nothing is available without a prescription.
All prescription therapies require a medical evaluation. A licensed provider decides whether a treatment is appropriate for you. Not everyone is a candidate.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
Some hormone therapies are prescribed off-label. Your provider will tell you when that applies to your plan and why.