Estrogen deficiency occurs when estrogen levels in the body become too low. This can happen for various reasons:
The most common symptoms of low estrogen levels are:
The severity of symptoms varies between individuals. The symptoms are generally more severe with surgical menopause compared to natural menopause.
Blood tests help diagnose estrogen deficiency by measuring levels of estrogen and other hormones. Bone density scans may be done to assess bone loss.
Treatment aims to relieve symptoms and prevent long-term complications like osteoporosis. It includes:
The treatment plan is tailored to meet individual needs and health status. Close medical supervision is important while on hormone therapy. Consult the healthcare providers at Vitality Hormone Center for personalized care and guidance.