Subcutaneous
Hormone Implants:
Relief
for Persistant Menopausal Symptoms and Sexual Dysfunction
HRT
Therapy
Part 1: Hormone Replacement Therapy,
Panacia or Poison?
Part 2: Hormone Replacemnet Therapy
Is a Personal Choice
Part 3: What Is Optimum Hormone Replacement?
How
To Find A HRT Program That Works For You...
Part 1: Finding An Ideal Regimen
Part 2: Unpleasant Side Effects
Part 3: Progesterone, Progestins
& Progesterone Cream
Sex:
Sex and Menopause
Menopause:
Menopause Overview
Hysterectomy:
Hysterectomy Overview
Ovarian Failure Following Hysterectomy
I Want To Know If I Should I Keep My Ovaries
HRT
& Hormones:
About HRT
Ask
Dr N:
Questions & Answers
Welcome
This Website Is For Women Seeking Treatment Information On Menopause & Hormone Therapy
If your lifestyle, sexuality or sense of well-being has been affected by a natural, premature or or surgical menopause
If you have menopausal symptoms: Hot flashes, insomnia, fatigue, irritability, migraines / headaches, mood swings, muscle aches, loss of libido, weight gain, vaginal dryness and painful intercourse, or problems with memory and concentration
If you have been told: That your sexual problems are not related to your menopause when you know with certainty that they are or that "nothing else can be done" or "what's going on with you and your partner," and your doctor looks you in the eye and says, “Maybe you need to see a therapist” and you feel it is the ultimate betrayal of the trust you have placed in him, or worse, you actually think he may be right
If you have been told that you can’t take hormone replacement therapy, or your doctor says "I won't give you HRT" or the HRT treatment your doctor prescribed isn’t working
If you just want to feel like your natural self again…like you did before your menopause, and you’re tired of getting nowhere
If you’re confused about HRT and want what’s safe and effective and want to know the difference between hormone patches, gels, pills, injections and implants and bioidentical hormone therapy, or want to know about the effects of estrogen, progesterone and testosterone
If you simply want to know more about menopause from a specialistchuk of Detroit, Michigan. He has been a specilist in the care and treatment of menopausal women for over 30 years and is a founding member of e North Amerie.
Appointments
with Dr. Nosanchuk can be made by contacting Caroline
(248) 644-7200 from 10:00am to 6:00pm Monday - Friday (EST).
This web site is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to suggest a specific therapy for any individual and must not be construed to establish a physician/patient relationship.