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What You Don’t Know About Hormone Pellets
What You Don’t Know About Hormone Pellets

What You Don’t Know About Hormone Pellets

There is so much misinformation around hormone therapy which unfortunately creates unnecessary fear. Many patients have been told hormones are bad and can cause cancer or blood clots, which is an immediate deterrent! The good news is Bio-Identical Hormones are not the "bad" hormones and have been shown to safely bring symptom relief and be an excellent preventative care tool. AUTHOR Dr. Terri DeNeui, DNP, APRN, ACNP-BC CATEGORY Hormone Health SOCIAL @EVEXIASMEDICAL Men and women both are great candidates for Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy and should not run from it! Our bodies go through hormonal changes and because of that can have symptoms that can be life altering! Depression, anxiety, low libido, loss of interest in the things we once loved, sleep issues, joint pain, inability to gain muscle, inability to

By Terri DeNeui|

PRP Therapy: Men Feel Younger with PRP for Sexual Health
PRP Therapy: Men Feel Younger with PRP for Sexual Health

PRP Therapy: Men Feel Younger with PRP for Sexual Health

Diminished sexual function can knock down a man's confidence quickly. This hit to self-esteem can have an impact on relationships and trickle into other areas of life. If you're reaching an age where intimacy feels like it's more work than it used to be or you're experiencing what is clinically referred to as erectile dysfunction (ED), you have treatment options, such as PRP therapy! Men have sought the help of pills to help with ED, but these effects are only temporary and may pose a real health threat like increasing the risks for heart attacks and strokes when combined with other medications. At EVEXIAS, we are proud to offer an effective, safe, and natural solution to revitalizing male sexual health: PRP injections. What Is PRP Therapy? PRP stands for Platelet Rich Plasma. PRP is an innovative treatment that addresses many physical and aesthetic concerns by facilitating cellular rejuvenation. Originally

By Terri DeNeui|

PRP Therapy: Why It’s Amazing
PRP Therapy: Why It’s Amazing

PRP Therapy: Why It’s Amazing

There’s often a lot of talk around women’s health, wellbeing, hormones, menopause, and the list could go on and on, but when it comes to women’s sexual health? Radio silence. Although many women suffer from sexual dysfunction (over a quarter of all women), there’s little conversation and knowledge around successful treatments. Today we want to give a platform to one of our most popular treatments—PRP therapy. This therapy is a non-invasive treatment that aims to alleviate female sexual dysfunction by extracting PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, from a woman's blood and injecting it directly into the vaginal area. Have you heard of this before? Still not sure what to think? Read on, we have all of the answers! What You Need to Know About PRP Therapy For starters, this treatment is done by a certified professional and includes using your blood platelets, which are then injected into your vaginal tissue.

By Terri DeNeui|

Fighting Hair Loss Naturally
Fighting Hair Loss Naturally

Fighting Hair Loss Naturally

Dealing with hair loss can be traumatic, and it’s a reality that 35 million men and 21 million women face every year. In the past, people looked toward surgical procedures, pills, and creams for a solution. But today, let's talk about a completely natural and safe option for fighting hair loss! Traditional hair restoration treatments can be pricey, painful, and require long recovery times. However, the scalp platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment we offer at EVEXIAS Medical Centers is an effective, non-surgical approach that will naturally regrow hair. Easy As 1-2-3 PRP treatments are a simple 3-step process in which your blood is drawn, processed, and injected into your scalp. Sound easy? It is! Here’s why it works and what you can expect if you decide to try out PRP scalp treatments. Our blood is made up of a few things: Red blood cells White blood cells Plasma Platelets Plasma

By Terri DeNeui|