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Hormone Replacement Therapy for Women in Texas
You've heard mixed things about hormone replacement therapy for years — some of it outdated, some of it fear-based, most of it not actually about you. Meanwhile the hot flashes, the sleepless nights, and the sense that your body has changed overnight are still here.
Hormone replacement therapy, done properly, isn't a one-size-fits-all prescription. It's a protocol built around your specific labs, your symptoms, and your history — adjusted as your body responds.
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Do any of these sound like you?
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Hot flashes or night sweats, mild or severe
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Irregular, heavier, or unpredictable periods
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A general sense that "something is different" you can't quite name
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Vaginal dryness or discomfort
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Mood swings that feel disconnected from anything going on in your life
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Told your labs are "normal" but you don't feel normal
Why this happens
Estrogen and progesterone don't decline in a straight line during perimenopause — they fluctuate unpredictably before dropping off in menopause. That instability is what produces the seemingly random mix of symptoms so many women describe. Standard bloodwork often looks "fine" at a single point in time, even while you're clearly not fine — because a single snapshot misses the pattern.
How Dr. Beckford approaches it
Dr. Beckford starts with a full hormonal picture, not a single lab draw. If hormone replacement therapy is the right fit, she builds bioidentical protocols specific to your results and adjusts them as your body responds — with you seeing her directly at every visit, not a rotating care team.