Functional medicine can provide valuable insights and interventions to help you manage hormone production and stress management during menopause. While conventional treatments such as hormonal replacement therapy has its place, functional medicine offers a holistic and personalized approach to caring for symptoms of this life stage.
Symptoms and Challenges
Functional medicine is a patient-centered, systems-based approach to healthcare that aims to uncover the underlying root causes of illness rather than merely alleviating symptoms. It recognizes that each person is biochemically unique and addresses the interconnectedness of various bodily systems to achieve optimal health.
Unlike the traditional one-size-fits-all model, as a functional medicine practice, we delve deep into a patient’s medical history, genetics, lifestyle, and environmental factors to develop a personalized treatment plan. This personalization makes functional medicine a promising approach for women during menopause, as it takes account a diverse range of factors.
What Does Functional Medicine Treatment of Menopause Include?
As part of caring for perimenopause and menopause, we will work to:
- Adrenal fatigue testing
- Balance hormones to reduce stress
- Optimize adrenal health
- Mitigate inflammation
- Herbal and nutritional support
Throughout the course of care, we empower our patients to actively participate in their healing journey through education, self-care practices, and open communication. This collaborative approach fosters a deeper understanding of the body’s interconnected systems and their impact on menopause.
At Total Health Center, we have helped hundreds of patients get to the root cause of their challenging, chronic conditions! Call 757-363-8571 or submit this form to set up a free consultation to discuss functional medicine as a holistic and personalized approach to managing menopause.
Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only. It is not designed to substitute for professional and individualized health advice. Please do not stop or start taking prescription medication without the advice of your prescribing doctor, as this can be very dangerous to your health. You should always consult your prescribing doctor regarding prescription drugs.