Online, lab-guided hormone therapy for perimenopause, menopause, and beyond for women in Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie, and across Wyoming. Get started with a quick quiz and meet a licensed provider by telehealth.
Hormone replacement therapy, often called HRT or hormone therapy, replaces hormones such as estrogen and progesterone that decline during perimenopause and menopause. For some women, providers also consider testosterone or DHEA.
At RenewRx, your provider starts with your symptoms, health history, and lab work, then decides whether HRT is appropriate and which hormone protocols are best for your needs and goals. Some options are FDA-approved products; others are prescribed as compounded medications.
Hormone therapy is not right for everyone. Your provider will review benefits, risks, and alternatives with you before any prescription.
Complete your visit by telehealth from home anywhere in Wyoming.
Your provider uses your labs and symptoms to guide the plan, not a one-size-fits-all dose.
Plans include follow-up so your provider can review how you feel and adjust as needed.
Many women look into HRT when hormone shifts start affecting daily life. After detailed bloodwork, a provider will review your markers to find out what is driving your symptoms. The provider will then discuss with you to determine your protocol.*
The transition years before menopause, when hormone levels fluctuate.
Defined as 12 months without a period, when estrogen and progesterone are lower.
Symptoms can continue or change in the years after menopause.
*These symptoms can have other causes. Individual responses vary and results are not guaranteed. Every treatment requires a clinical evaluation.
Your provider may prescribe from these based on your symptoms, history, and labs. Not every option is right for every woman.
Commonly considered for hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness related to menopause. Your provider decides whether and in what form it fits you.
Often prescribed alongside estrogen for women who have a uterus, and sometimes used to support sleep. Prescribed only after clinical evaluation.
Women make testosterone too. Providers may consider low-dose testosterone cream for low libido or energy when labs and symptoms support it. Use for this purpose is off-label.
A hormone the body makes that declines with age. Providers may consider DHEA based on your labs and symptoms.
A prescription thyroid medication your provider may consider when labs and symptoms point to an underactive thyroid. It is not FDA-approved and is prescribed only after clinical evaluation.
Your provider may discuss other options based on your symptoms, history, and labs. Explore our full range of women’s health treatments.
Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA. Individual responses vary and results are not guaranteed.
“Bioidentical” describes hormones with the same molecular structure as those your body makes.
The term is about chemical structure, not about where a hormone comes from or how it is made. Estradiol, the main form of estrogen, and progesterone are the most common examples.
Bioidentical hormones come in more than one form. Some are available as FDA-approved products made in standardized strengths. Others are prescribed as compounded medications, prepared by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient, which can allow different strengths or delivery forms such as creams or capsules.
Which option makes sense depends on your lab results, symptoms, health history, and preferences. Your provider will explain the options that apply to you and what to expect from each.
Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. “Bioidentical” and “natural” are not the same as “safer,” and your provider will explain the differences for any option they recommend.
Some hormone products are FDA-approved; your provider can discuss them with you.
When clinically appropriate, a provider may prescribe a compounded formulation.
Choice of hormone, form, and dose is made by your licensed provider after evaluation.
Start online with a quick quiz. A licensed provider reviews your labs and history before any prescription.
Answer a few questions about your symptoms and health history.
Complete lab work as directed by your provider.
Meet with a licensed provider by telehealth to review results. Availability depends on your state.
If prescribed, medication ships to you, with follow-up around 90 days.
RenewRx provides HRT care online for women across Wyoming, from Cheyenne and Casper to communities like Riverton and Evanston. Visits are by telehealth with a licensed provider, and lab work is completed as directed.
Telehealth availability depends on your state and on your provider’s evaluation, and we confirm availability for your location when you start. Prefer an in-person visit? RenewRx’s office is in Holladay, Utah — call (801) 893-6725 to ask about scheduling.
Also see: HRT in Arizona · HRT in Colorado · HRT in Idaho · HRT in Nevada · HRT in Utah
Common questions from Wyoming patients considering RenewRx.
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