bioTE bhrt experience perimenopause

Hello All,

I am only 42 but have been having a difficult time for years. Been to several doctors over the years for my "mysterious " symptoms that no one seems to think are linked but me.

Long story short, I had a consultation today with a Dr. that does bioTE pellet bhrt therapy. It’s a pellet inserted into a buttock that slowly releases hormones based on lab results. It lasts 3-4 months and can be tweaked to find the right mix.

Do any premenopausal women have experience with this and can provide insight?

On one hand, I feel I am very sensitive to the menstrual cycle hormones now and think maybe a steady base of hormones might help. However, I am afraid of making everything worse. 1 year ago I was over 10 lbs lighter and hardly able to eat with digestion issues. Now I am in a bloated stage despite working out and eating well. I am only 5’ 1" so 10 lbs is a lot on my frame.

Aside from the symptoms that change month to month, low libido has been a problem for years and neck/joint issues. Unfortunately, I am getting more dark facial hair now and shedding a lot of hair on my head. I think testosterone might make this worse and no Dr. has looked at estrogen levels because of age and because I am still menstruating. It’s such a catch 22, this 1 thing will fix this but make these other things worse. I just feel I am way too young to be asexual, frumpy and losing my hair lol.

Any feedback on bioTE is appreciated!

hey rainbow, I have three friends that did that, with wonderful results. If I had them available in my area, we don’t it’s a small town, whole other story, I would definitely do it. That’s just my opinion, but I’ve heard excellent results on these. also, what I’ve been hearing/reading is that the time to go on BHRT is in PERI, because that protects us for illnesses post menopause. I never knew this till recently, but also I went to several different doctors in 10 years and none of them ever talked about it, protecting my health for the future or anything to that effect. They all, every single one, wanted to put me on anti-anxiety meds and antidepressants, broken record. to my knowledge that is the best safest way to do it besides creams. again, I’m not a doctor, this is just my opinion from what I’ve read and heard and my friends said that have tried it. God bless and good luck :slight_smile:

Thank you so much ! It’s not cheap, glad to hear of some women that found it worth the cost.