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Diabetes & Thyroid Metabolic Clinic

Evexias Hormone Pellet Therapy

Explore hormone treatment options with an individualized evaluation of your symptoms, potential benefits, and risks.

What is Hormone Pellet Therapy?

Hormone pellets are inserted under the skin during a procedure and release hormones over several months. The appropriate treatment depends on the diagnosis, the specific product, and the patient’s health history. Hormone therapy is not appropriate for everyone.

Symptoms to Discuss with Your Clinician

Weight Management

  • • Weight gain or increased belly fat
  • • Loss of muscle mass
  • • Difficulty maintaining muscle definition
  • • Metabolic challenges

Energy & Mood

  • • Chronic fatigue
  • • Lack of motivation
  • • Depression or anxiety
  • • Mood swings
  • • Insomnia or restless sleep

Physical Wellness

  • • Muscle aches and joint pain
  • • Hot flashes and night sweats
  • • Sexual performance concerns
  • • Memory and focus issues

How it works?

Care begins with a review of symptoms, medical history, and testing when appropriate. If pellet therapy is selected, a clinician places small pellets under the skin. Discuss the product, alternatives, possible side effects, and follow-up before treatment. Benefits vary, and pellets cannot be adjusted as readily as some other formulations.

Choosing a Hormone Treatment

Ask whether the proposed product is FDA-approved or compounded. Compounded bioidentical hormones have not been shown to be safer or more effective than FDA-approved options. For menopausal symptoms, ACOG recommends FDA-approved hormone therapies when suitable products are available and advises alternatives to testosterone pellets because of safety concerns and difficulty removing them.

Learn more: ACOG guidance on compounded bioidentical menopausal hormone therapy.

Our Commitment

At Diabetes Thyroid Metabolic Clinic, we provide individualized consultations to discuss symptoms, health history, and treatment goals. Fatigue, weight changes, sleep difficulties, and low libido can have several causes and do not by themselves establish a hormone deficiency.

We discuss available options, expected benefits, uncertainties, and risks, then plan appropriate follow-up. Results vary by patient and treatment.

Schedule your consultation or text “PELLETS” to (915) 995-5620.

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