Hormone Testing in Frankfort

For Bladder Control, Night Sweats, and Sleep

Older woman outsideIf you’re experiencing challenges with bladder control, night sweats, or sleep, it could be a sign of hormonal imbalance. Our comprehensive hormone testing covers essential hormones like Estradiol, Estriol, Estrone, Progesterone, Testosterone, and DHEA.

Balance Matters

If Progesterone drops too low in relation to demand, it may stress the Adrenal Glands. This may cause bone loss, muscle weakness, wrinkles, weight gain, and stresses the brain.

Hormones Tested: The Three Estrogens

  • Estradiol – Supports and protects female tissue structures needing Estrogen.
  • Estriol – Gives muscle strength in women, bladder control and night sweats.
  • Estrone – Is converted into Estradiol for additional support of female tissues.

Progesterone

Supportive in multiple areas including the following: brain, breast, bone, and sleep.

Testosterone

Needed in a small amount with women to balance the effects of Estrogen.

DHEA

Comes from the Adrenal Glands and is converted into Estradiol. It gives a window into the health of the Adrenals.

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Uncover the secrets to achieving balance and optimal health

Take control of your well-being and schedule your appointment now to discuss hormone testing. Your journey to total well-being starts with understanding your hormonal harmony. Book your appointment today by calling (779) 324-5741.
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Midlife Women Frankfort IL | (779) 324-5741

Dr. Brian McGuckin, D.C., DABCI, uses diet and nutritional support to help your body repair. He works with your current doctor(s) and is not considered a replacement for your primary care physician. Dr. Brian McGuckin, D.C., DABCI requires all patients to have a primary care physician to cover emergencies and routine care.

Testing and nutritional supplement recommendations are not a substitute for, or in place of, any medications or recommendations made by your medical doctors or other licensed healthcare professionals, and no medications should be discontinued or initiated without the advice of your medical doctor or other healthcare provider(s) you are seeing.