
Hip Fractures – A Significant Public Health Concern for Menopausal Women
The Hidden Danger of Osteoporosis As women age, bone density naturally declines, increasing the risk of fractures. Hip fractures are especially concerning, as they can lead
Hormone replacement and weight-loss program therapy designed to relieve daily symptoms and halt silent bone loss before it starts.
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A 2-minute guided assessment of your hormonal transition and fracture risks.
Protocols aligned with The Menopause Society & Bone Health Guidelines.
Physician management, ongoing medication delivery, and continuous lab oversight.
Osteoporosis is largely preventable. Systemic estrogen therapy initiated during the perimenopause/menopause window is the gold standard for preserving bone density and preventing lifelong fracture risk.
After menopause, osteoclasts (the cells that break bone down) outpace osteoblasts (the cells that build it), leading to rapid trabecular bone loss within the first 5–7 years of estrogen cessation.
Of the ~10 million Americans with osteoporosis, 80% are women.
Almost every one in two women over the age of 50 will break a bone due to osteoporosis.
Women lose about 50% of their trabecular bone and 20% of their cortical bone during the course of their lifetime, about half of which is lost during the first 10 years after menopause.
“Hormone therapy (HT) remains the most effective treatment for vasomotor symptoms (VMS) and the genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) and has been shown to prevent bone loss and fracture.”
The North American Menopause Society (NAMS)
2-minute guided assessment of your hormonal transition and fracture risks.
Targeted hormone and bone marker bloodwork, DEXA analysis, and a 10-minute targeted visit with a nurse practitioner.
A personalized plan with compounded natural hormones, shipped directly to your door.
Hot flashes, poor sleep, dryness, low libido, and bone loss often arrive together. Our providers evaluate whether compounded hormone replacement therapy is right for you.
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Protocols Aligned with The Menopause Society & Bone Health Guidelines.
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Led by Dr. Lindsey Rolston, an orthopedic surgeon with 40 years of musculoskeletal experience, alongside specialized orthopedic nurse practitioners.
“Women lose 35% of their bone 10 years after menopause specifically due to estrogen loss.
The ratio of hip fractures and knee and hip replacement surgery has escalated to 70:30 (Women to Men) since the women’s health initiative study in 2002 recommended against HRT.
OSTEOPENIA occurs then in all ladies not receiving HRT for 10 years or more. More women will die following hip fractures than from breast cancer annually.”
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