Progesterone
Progesterone Therapy: Balance & Protection in Menopause
More than just estrogen’s protective partner — progesterone has powerful benefits of its own for sleep, mood, and uterine health during and after menopause.
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What Is Progesterone Therapy?
Progesterone is produced primarily by the ovaries and plays a critical role in preparing and maintaining the uterine lining. Its levels often decline before estrogen does — contributing to irregular cycles, sleep disruption, and mood shifts even in perimenopause.
In hormone therapy, progesterone (or a progestin) is prescribed alongside estrogen for women with a uterus to prevent overstimulation of the uterine lining. But beyond this protective role, progesterone has its own direct benefits.
“Progesterone isn’t just a safety add-on — it has meaningful benefits of its own, particularly for sleep and anxiety, through its activity on GABA receptors in the brain.”
Symptoms & Conditions We Address with Progesterone
Progesterone deficiency contributes to a distinct set of symptoms. Here’s how optimizing it can help you feel better.
Endometrial Protection
Counterbalances estrogen’s effect on the uterine lining, preventing overgrowth (hyperplasia) for women on estrogen therapy.
Insomnia & Sleep Disruption
Progesterone converts to neurosteroids that act on GABA receptors, providing sedating, sleep-promoting effects. Many women notice improvement within the first week.
Mood Changes & Anxiety
Progesterone decline in perimenopause is linked to irritability and anxiety. Restoring levels calms the nervous system through the same GABA pathway.
Irregular or Heavy Periods
In perimenopause, progesterone often falls first — causing irregular cycles and heavier bleeding. Targeted support can regulate this transition.
Bone Density Support
Progesterone contributes to bone formation, complementing estrogen’s role in slowing bone loss during and after menopause.
Cognitive Support
Progesterone’s neuroprotective properties may support memory, mental clarity, and overall cognitive function during the menopausal transition.
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Progesterone Therapy: Balance & Protection in Menopause
What Is Progesterone Therapy?
Symptoms & Conditions We Address with Progesterone
Endometrial Protection
Insomnia & Sleep Disruption
Mood Changes & Anxiety
Irregular or Heavy Periods
Bone Density Support
Cognitive Support
The Benefits We Provide
Appointment
Same day appointments.
Availibility
7 days a week.
Physicians
Licensed & certified Physicians.
Quality Care
Affordable, compassionate care.
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You don’t have to live with uncomfortable symptoms. Schedule a virtual visit to discuss whether progesterone therapy is right for you.