Rivertown Vitality

Irregular Periods – Missed periods, heavy bleeding, or longer/shorter cycles.
Hot Flashes and Night Sweats – Common during menopause or perimenopause, often accompanied by feelings of warmth and sweating.
Vaginal Dryness – Discomfort or pain during intercourse due to a decrease in estrogen.
Breast Tenderness – Pain or swelling in the breasts, often linked to hormonal shifts.
Acne or Skin Changes – Hormonal imbalances, especially with testosterone, can cause acne or oily skin.
Headaches or Migraines – Fluctuating estrogen levels can trigger headaches or migraines, especially around menstruation or menopause.

Low Testosterone (Low T) – Symptoms include fatigue, reduced muscle mass, low libido, and difficulty focusing.
Erectile Dysfunction – Trouble achieving or maintaining an erection due to low testosterone or other hormonal imbalances.
Decreased Muscle Mass – Difficulty building or maintaining muscle strength and mass.
Gynecomastia – Development of enlarged breast tissue, which can be caused by an imbalance between estrogen and testosterone.
Increased Belly Fat – An increase in abdominal fat, particularly if testosterone levels are low.
Mood Changes – Irritability, depression, or low motivation, often linked to low testosterone levels.

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