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Statistics and symptoms
Hot flashes and night sweats are a common symptom of menopause. They can be uncomfortable and can last for many years.
The onset of Menopausal can trigger anxiety, depression, and constant irritiability.
Low estrogen negatively impacts bone health, resulting in joint pain, fragile bones, and fractures.
Decrease in estrogen leads to vaginal dryness, and low libido during menopause.
Menopausal transition impacts metabolism resulting in excessive abdominal fat and an difficulty in losing weight.
Hormonal fluctuations leading up to the onset of menopause causes the disruption of mensuration cycle.
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MD Endocrinologist, USA
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Lisa Rotz
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Lisa is a primary health care nurse practitioner with special interest in Men’s and Women’s Hormones. She has over 20 years of exp...
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Frequently asked questions
Perimenopause marks the onset of the menopause transition, characterized by fluctuating hormone levels. These changes can cause symptoms such as sleep disruptions, mood swings, hot flashes, muscle aches, and night sweats. This phase typically begins in the mid-to-late forties, but can start earlier, varying from person to person.
Treatment for menopause symptoms can vary depending on their severity and individual health needs. At its core, menopause involves hormone fluctuations that can cause significant discomfort. For those experiencing severe symptoms, rebalancing hormone levels through hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can be effective. HRT medications come in various forms like pills, patches, and creams, offering flexibility to suit different lifestyles.
Alternatively, non-hormonal medications tailored to specific symptoms can provide relief for those with milder symptoms or who cannot use hormonal options due to allergies or other reasons. Additionally, supplements and vitamins may complement treatment by supporting overall well-being, such as enhancing energy levels and improving sleep quality.
To explore the most suitable treatment options for your symptoms and lifestyle, consider consulting with a healthcare practitioner on our platform, trained in menopause management.
Health Assessment
The initial step involves completing our questionnaire to assess your medical history. Once submitted, we will arrange for a comprehensive referral for hormone and metabolic blood work to be emailed to you.
Timely completion of your blood work is essential for evaluating your eligibility for the program. Please note that scheduling your initial virtual consultation with a practitioner is contingent upon receiving your blood work results.
Personalized, individual healthcare plan
During the video consultation with a licensed practitioner, you'll have the opportunity for an in-depth discussion about your blood work results, the symptoms you're experiencing, and your lifestyle goals. The practitioner will interpret the results and recommend a personalized treatment plan designed to address both your symptoms and lifestyle objectives.
Treatment
After your consultation, a prescription will be sent to our affiliated pharmacy, who will contact you within 48 hours of receiving it. Your customized medication will be shipped directly to your doorstep. Please be aware that certain medications may require a signature upon delivery for verification purposes.
Quarterly follow-ups
Follow-up consultations are scheduled quarterly after starting your treatment. This schedule allows us to monitor your progress, address any potential side effects, and adjust your treatment plan as needed. This structured approach ensures ongoing care, with prescriptions renewed at each follow-up to support your health journey effectively.
Your prescription will include your individual combination of Menopause therapy, including mood and symptom management. The personalized treatment, including your specific dosage, will be determined by your Science&Humans clinician during your initial virtual consultation. Menopause treatment is prescribed solely at the discretion of the clinician, based on an extensive analysis of your blood results and symptoms.
Absolutely! Science&Humans works exclusively with the best Canadian licensed clinicians and pharmacies, ensuring that all treatments are prescribed directly to the patient based on individual needs. Our experienced clinicians use long-standing, proven medication options authorized by Health Canada to treat menopause symptoms, following the latest clinical standards. While there are risks associated with any medication, our healthcare practitioners are trained to discuss these risks in detail and provide a treatment plan tailored to your medical history, symptoms, and lifestyle.
Your quarterly subscription fee covers follow-up consultation with a practitioner. Following the consult, your prescription will be renewed for the next quarter. Follow up blood work may be included upon the nurse practitioner’s request.
If you have already been issued the blood work requisition, the $50 is non-refundable. If your appointment has taken place and a prescription was offered, the $150 is non-refundable.
However, if during the initial virtual consultation the clinician determines that hormone replacement therapy isn’t the right option for you based on your blood work results and medical history, we will fully refund the cost of the appointment.
First-time blood work requisitions are emailed within 24 hours of sign up.
Follow-up blood work requisitions are emailed 85 days from your last subscription renewal.
Once you have been approved to start HRT, payment will be processed for your initial virtual consultation.
After your initial virtual consultation, we will set up a subscription for you that will renew every quarter. You will receive an email with instructions to complete follow-up blood work when requested by the clinician, and a link to schedule your next appointment once your blood work results are available.
Yes, absolutely! To get started, simply complete the questionnaire during checkout. Within 24 hours, we'll email you a blood work requisition to update your health profile. Please ensure to include your current prescribed medications in the questionnaire and email us a picture of the medication label for our practitioner's review. You can send the images to support@scienceandhumans.com. Once we receive your information, we'll schedule your consultation. Once everything is set up, you're good to go!
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