Hormones
Your body changed, and you want to know why. Sleep disruption, mood shifts, brain fog, hair changes. Standard labs often miss the subtle hormonal patterns that explain how you're feeling.

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Hormones
Perimenopause typically begins in the mid-30s, often a decade before the final period, and lasts 4 to 10 years. It's not random aging. It's an identifiable, treatable hormonal change.
Hormones
Roughly 4 to 7% of adults have undiagnosed hypothyroidism, and four out of five of those cases are subclinical. A complete thyroid workup catches what TSH alone misses.
Hormones
Hair and skin are visible windows into internal physiology. Changes are rarely cosmetic-only. The pattern of thinning often points directly toward what's wrong upstream.
Hormones
Hormonal weight gain follows recognizable patterns. Where the weight sits, when it appeared, and what other symptoms came with it reveal which system is dominant.

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