Hormone & Sexual Wellness
Hormone and sexual health concerns can affect comfort, confidence, relationships and quality of life. These concerns are common, personal and deserving of respectful, individualized care.
When it may be time for a conversation
Changes in energy, sleep, mood, temperature regulation, sexual desire, sexual function, vaginal or genital comfort, menstrual patterns or body composition may have many possible causes. Hormones may be one consideration, but medications, cardiovascular health, metabolic conditions, stress, mental health and other factors can also play a role.
A qualified healthcare provider can review your symptoms, medical history, current medications and appropriate testing before recommending treatment.
Women’s hormone and intimate wellness
People experiencing perimenopause, menopause or other hormone-related concerns may have questions about hot flashes, sleep disruption, mood changes, vaginal dryness, discomfort or changes in sexual wellness. Treatment is not one-size-fits-all. A healthcare provider should discuss expected benefits, possible risks, alternatives and follow-up based on the individual patient.
Men’s hormone and sexual wellness
Changes in energy, sexual desire or erectile function can have hormonal and non-hormonal causes. Because sexual-function concerns may sometimes be associated with another health issue or a medication effect, an appropriate clinical evaluation is important before selecting a treatment.
Personalized medication options
When a licensed prescriber determines that a customized medication is appropriate, Freedom Compounding Pharmacy can collaborate on the prescribed strength, dosage form and administration needs. Depending on the prescription and formulation, customized options may include oral, topical or other dosage forms intended to support the patient’s individualized treatment plan.
Compounded medications are prepared for individual patients when a prescriber determines that an available commercial product does not meet the patient’s clinical needs. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or manufacturing quality before they are marketed.
How our pharmacists support patients and prescribers
- Discuss formulation feasibility and dosage-form considerations with prescribers
- Provide patient education on administration, storage and refill timing
- Review medication-use questions within the pharmacist’s scope
- Coordinate with the prescriber when clarification or follow-up is needed
Already have a healthcare provider?
Ask your provider to contact Freedom Compounding Pharmacy. We welcome pharmacist-to-prescriber collaboration and can help coordinate your prescription service.
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Need a healthcare provider?
If you do not currently have a prescriber, we can help connect you with a healthcare provider who fits your needs and preferences.