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Bring a simple record of cycle changes, sleep, energy, mood, temperature symptoms, headaches, libido, medications, and what has changed over time.
Women's hormone health
Hormone care for every stage of a woman's life.
Hormone health matters from the onset of menstruation through the reproductive years, perimenopause, menopause, and beyond. Changes in cycles, sleep, energy, mood, temperature, libido, weight, or vaginal comfort deserve a thoughtful evaluation, especially when midlife changes start disrupting everyday life.
Care may include
- Focused care for women in perimenopause and menopause
- Menstrual, reproductive-stage, and symptom review
- Appropriate laboratory testing and screening
- Hormonal and non-hormonal options, including EvexiPEL pellets when appropriate
What to expect
A clear, clinically guided path
Evaluate safely
The provider reviews medical and family history, current medications, preventive screening needs, and appropriate labs before recommending treatment.
Build a follow-up plan
Treatment is selected together, then reassessed based on symptoms, tolerability, safety, and any monitoring that applies to your plan.
Personalized care
Midlife changes are common. Feeling dismissed should not be.
Perimenopause commonly begins in the 40s, and menopause occurs around age 52 on average in the United States. There is no single plan that fits every woman, so BayouSide builds care around symptoms, life stage, health history, preferences, and risk profile.
Hormone therapy is not appropriate for everyone. A personal medical evaluation is required before any prescription or procedure.
Perimenopause and menopause
Evaluation of hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disruption, cycle changes, mood symptoms, vaginal or sexual health concerns, and related changes.
Energy, mood and sleep
Symptoms are reviewed broadly because thyroid conditions, anemia, sleep problems, medications, and other causes can overlap with hormone changes.
Cycles and reproductive stages
Irregular, painful, heavy, or absent periods and other hormone-related changes can be discussed from adolescence onward. Testing and treatment are selected from the full clinical picture rather than age or one lab result alone.
Treatment and pellet options
When treatment is appropriate, the provider explains hormonal and non-hormonal choices, including EvexiPEL hormone pellet therapy for eligible patients, along with expected benefits, limitations, risks, and monitoring needs.
Ongoing adjustment
Follow-up focuses on how you are feeling, whether the plan remains safe, and whether the dose, delivery method, or overall strategy should change.
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What patients say about their BayouSide experience
5.037 Google reviews in the September 2026 snapshot
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“Dr. Laura and Bella are absolutely amazing! They take the time to truly listen, answer questions, and make you feel comfortable and cared for. The level of attention and personalized care is unmatched.”
Britney
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“I went in for a weight loss consultation. They were absolutely amazing. We talked about my goals, my hormones and an overall health care plan. I felt heard and excited to work with them.”
Danielle Borriello
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“If you are looking for a compassionate Dr who actually listens to your issues and takes the time to go over all your concerns and not rush you out of the room this is the place to go.”
Melissa Perez
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“Wonderful experience! Clean, local and very professional while taking the time to not only discuss medical concerns but really get to know you!! Love this practice!”
Nell Mangin
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