Hormone Therapy in Marietta, GA
Maybe it's the 3am wake-ups that started for no reason. Maybe it's the brain fog that makes you lose your train of thought mid-sentence. Hormones affect nearly everything — sleep, mood, energy, libido, weight — and when something feels off, it usually is. Our physician-led hormone therapy gets to the actual cause, not just the symptom in front of you.
Organized By What You're Feeling
Sleep & Energy
Hormonal shifts that disrupt sleep and leave you exhausted no matter how much rest you get.
Mood & Brain Fog
The hormone-mood connection, and why "just stress" often isn't the full picture.
Cycle Changes
What's actually happening during perimenopause vs. menopause, and how to tell the difference.
Weight & Metabolism
Why hormone shifts make weight harder to manage in your 40s and beyond — and what actually helps.
Libido & Intimacy
Testosterone and estrogen's role in sexual wellness — a conversation most women never get to have with a doctor.
Our Approach: BHRT Done by Physicians
Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), prescribed and monitored by OB-GYNs — not a wellness-store supplement counter. Full lab work, ongoing monitoring, and dosing adjusted to you specifically.
Nurse practitioner Katie Miller sees hormone therapy patients weekly, working alongside Dr. Windom and Dr. Needham to keep your treatment plan on track between physician visits.
What to Expect
Lab work → consultation → personalized treatment plan → ongoing monitoring and adjustment.
You don't have to just push through it.
Request a consultation to talk about what's actually going on.
Request a ConsultationFrequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I need hormone replacement therapy?
If you’re experiencing symptoms like hot flashes, mood swings, fatigue, brain fog, or changes in libido or sleep, your hormones may be out of balance. These symptoms are common during perimenopause and menopause, but they’re not something you have to simply live with. A consultation and lab review can help determine if HRT is right for you.
What is the difference between bioidentical and synthetic hormones?
Bioidentical hormones are chemically identical to the hormones your body produces. Some are FDA-approved, while others are compounded to meet individual needs. Synthetic hormones are similar but not identical. We’ll help you choose the safest, most effective option based on your needs and preferences.
Is hormone therapy safe?
When prescribed and monitored by a qualified physician, hormone replacement therapy is safe for most women. We evaluate your full health history, perform regular lab work, and maintain close follow-up to ensure the safest and most effective outcome for your body. Like all medical treatments, HRT carries some risks, which is why medical oversight is essential.
How long before I feel better?
Some women notice improvements within a few weeks, while others may take a couple of months to experience full results. It depends on your body’s baseline hormone levels, the severity of your symptoms, and how your system responds to treatment. Our team will be with you every step of the way.
Will hormone therapy help with weight gain?
Hormonal imbalances can contribute to weight gain, particularly during menopause. While HRT is not a weight-loss treatment, many women find that balancing their hormones makes it easier to manage energy, cravings, and body composition. We'll help you understand what to expect and create a plan that supports your long-term wellness goals.
What happens if I stop taking hormones?
If you choose to stop therapy, your symptoms may gradually return, depending on where you are in your hormonal transition. We’ll help you make that decision with care and provide guidance on how to taper or shift your wellness strategy as needed.
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