When Your Hormones Feel Off, We Listen

What "hormone imbalance" actually means

Your hormones are chemical messengers that control your cycle, skin, weight, energy, mood, sleep, and fertility. When one or more are out of range — too much testosterone, too little progesterone, thyroid hormones off, insulin resistance — the effects ripple across your whole body. "Hormone imbalance" isn't one diagnosis; it's a starting point for figuring out which hormones are involved.

Signs your hormones may be imbalanced

• Periods that are irregular, missing, unusually heavy, or painful
• Adult acne, especially along the jawline
• Unwanted facial or body hair, or thinning scalp hair
• Unexplained weight gain or trouble losing weight
• Fatigue that sleep doesn't fix
• Mood swings, anxiety, or low mood tied to your cycle
• Low libido
• Trouble conceiving
• Night sweats or hot flashes (at any age, these deserve evaluation)

Common patterns we evaluate

• Androgen excess — high "male-type" hormones; seen in PCOS.
• Estrogen-progesterone imbalance — heavy periods, PMS, mid-cycle spotting.
• Thyroid disorders — fatigue, weight changes, cycle disruption; routinely screened because thyroid symptoms mimic hormone imbalance.
• Insulin resistance — often silent; drives weight gain and cycle problems.
• Perimenopause shifts — hormone fluctuations that can start in the late 30s.

How evaluation works by telehealth

Most hormone evaluation is history, symptom review, and labs — all doable remotely. We talk through your symptoms in detail, order the right blood work (drawn at a lab near you), and build your plan from the full picture. If something needs hands-on care, we'll tell you plainly and help you find it.