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Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)Bangkok

Physician-led HRT for women in perimenopause and menopause — oestrogen-progesterone balance, tested and monitored for safety. Relieve symptoms and protect long-term health at our longevity house in Ekkamai.

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HRT, explained

What is hormone replacement therapy?

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is a physician-prescribed treatment that replenishes oestrogen and, where appropriate, progesterone in women whose hormone levels have declined — most commonly during perimenopause and menopause. At Healthi Life in Bangkok, HRT starts with measurement rather than assumption: a blood panel measures oestrogen, progesterone, thyroid and metabolic markers.

A physician reviews these results alongside your symptoms — hot flushes, night sweats, disrupted sleep or mood changes — and your medical history, then discusses the benefits and risks of HRT for your individual profile. Treatment is prescribed only when it is appropriate for you, and symptoms and relevant markers are reviewed over time so the plan can be adjusted.

Because every protocol is data-driven and supervised, support is matched to your stage of life and physiology — with the goal of relieving symptoms today while protecting bone, cardiovascular and long-term health.

What HRT supports

What does HRT support?

Menopause & Perimenopause

HRT can relieve hot flushes, night sweats, disrupted sleep and mood changes when a physician confirms it is appropriate for you.

Oestrogen–Progesterone Balance

A full panel maps oestrogen, progesterone, thyroid and metabolic markers so any hormonal plan is built on data, not assumption.

Long-Term Health

Beyond symptom relief, your physician weighs bone, cardiovascular and overall health when considering whether HRT is right for you.

Energy, Sleep & Mood

Fatigue, poor sleep and low mood often have hormonal roots; correcting a true imbalance under supervision helps address them.

Symptoms of hormonal change

What are the signs worth testing for?

Hot flushes & night sweats

Classic vasomotor symptoms of peri/menopause.

Disrupted sleep

Difficulty falling or staying asleep, unrefreshing rest.

Mood & wellbeing shifts

Anxiety, low mood, irritability or brain fog.

Cycle changes & low vitality

Irregular cycles, reduced libido or flagging energy.

Safety & monitoring

How does responsible HRT work?

Safe HRT is defined by medical oversight — testing and a benefit–risk discussion before treating, then ongoing review.

1

Baseline panel

Oestrogen, progesterone, thyroid and metabolic markers, reviewed with your history and symptoms.

2

Benefit–risk review

Your physician discusses the benefits and risks of HRT for your individual profile before any prescription.

3

Tailored prescription

If appropriate, a hormonal protocol is prescribed at the lowest effective approach for your needs.

4

Ongoing monitoring

Symptoms and relevant markers are reviewed over time so your plan is adjusted as needed.

More information

Frequently asked questions

HRT is a physician-prescribed treatment that replenishes oestrogen and, where appropriate, progesterone in women whose levels have declined — most commonly during perimenopause and menopause. At Healthi Life in Bangkok, HRT is considered only after a hormone panel and a benefit–risk discussion, and it is monitored over time for safety.

HRT may suit women with bothersome menopausal symptoms such as hot flushes, night sweats, disrupted sleep or mood changes, once a physician has assessed their hormone levels, medical history and individual risk factors. It is not right for everyone — our doctors test and discuss benefits and risks first, and only prescribe when it is appropriate for you.

Hormone replacement therapy is the most established medical menopause treatment, but menopause care is broader — it also includes symptom-targeted support, nutrition, sleep and, where preferred, non-hormonal options. There is no fixed age to start: what matters is whether your symptoms (hot flushes, night sweats, disrupted sleep, mood changes) are affecting your life and whether a physician confirms treatment is appropriate after a hormone panel. At Healthi Life in Bangkok, we assess your stage — perimenopause or menopause — and tailor the plan to you.

For many women, HRT effectively relieves menopausal symptoms and supports bone health. Like any therapy it also carries individual risks that depend on your age, history and the type of treatment. At Healthi Life your physician reviews these with you personally so any decision is informed and tailored — this benefit–risk conversation is central to responsible HRT.

Begin with our Women's Hormone Test (/products/womens-hormone-test-bangkok). Your results guide a free physician consultation where we discuss whether HRT is appropriate. The broader Women's Health & Hormones program (/services/womens-health-hormones-bangkok) covers menopause support, hormonal balance and revive protocols alongside HRT.

Yes. Depending on your goals and assessment, your physician may suggest options such as the Menopause Revive (/products/menopause-revive-placenta-bangkok) or Lady Revive (/products/lady-revive-placenta-bangkok) protocols, along with nutrition, sleep and lifestyle support — used instead of, or alongside, HRT.

HRT is physician-led at Healthi Life, our longevity center in Bangkok, with protocols reviewed by Dr. Sarassawadee Suwanjinda (Dr. Petch), who holds IBLM (Diplomate), ISSCA, CBAM and AAAM (Anti-Aging) credentials and has practised longevity and regenerative medicine since 2016 — nearly 10 years.

Test your hormones. Decide with your physician.

94 Ekkamai 10 Alley, Watthana, Bangkok 10110
Monday – Saturday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
WhatsApp+66 91 999 1744

Medically reviewed by Dr. Petch & Dr. First

International Board of Lifestyle Medicine (IBLM) — Diplomate · Dermatologist & Peptides Specialist

Last reviewed: July 1, 2026

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