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Dr. Carolyn Moyers, 1125 S Henderson Street, Fort Worth, TX (2025)

07/21/2025

✨A Patient Story ✨

She came to me exhausted.

Hot flashes and night sweats had hijacked her sleep.
She felt depressed, irritable, disconnected from herself.
Her blood pressure was rising.
She was on an antidepressant and a blood pressure medication — all within the past year.

But no one had asked her about menopause.
No one had connected the dots.

💡 When we treated the root cause — estrogen deficiency — everything changed.

We started hormone therapy. Within weeks, she was sleeping again.
The fog lifted.
Her blood pressure normalized.
She tapered off her antidepressant.
And for the first time in a year, she felt like herself again.

👉 This is why I say hormone therapy is not just symptom relief — it’s preventive medicine.

It supports brain, bone, metabolic, cardiovascular, and emotional health.
And it can change the trajectory of your life in midlife and beyond.

You don’t have to suffer.
You don’t have to be overmedicated.
You deserve better.

🩺 Learn more and work with us at Sky Women’s Health — link in bio.
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07/16/2025

It’s time. Time for truth. Time for change.

📣 I’m joining the call with because it’s long overdue—
The FDA must remove the boxed warning on local va**nal estrogen.

🛑 The current label is not supported by evidence. It’s misinformation that fuels fear and deprives women of safe, effective treatment for genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM).

As a menopause specialist, I’ve seen firsthand how local va**nal estrogen can restore comfort, reduce UTIs, improve intimacy, and support healthy aging.
💥 It’s safe. It works.
The boxed warning is doing more harm than good.

👩‍⚕️ This Thursday, July 17, the FDA is holding another public expert panel on hormone therapy—led by and .

📢 It’s time to unbox menopause.

What you can do to help:

✅ Step 1: Tell the FDA to remove the black box warning:
🔗 https://www.letstalkmenopause.org/unboxingmenopause

✅ Step 2: Tune in LIVE to the panel discussion:
📺 FDA YouTube | July 17 | 1–3PM ET

Let’s change the narrative together—for our patients, our mothers, our future selves.

’sTalkMenopause

07/02/2025

🩺 Want personalized, evidence-based menopause care? That’s what we do at Sky Women’s Health.

Schedule an appointment

📱 (817) 915-9803

💻 https://skywomenshealth.com

🌐 Telehealth available

06/29/2025

This woman needed answers. She needed support. She needed hormone replacement therapy — and a physician who sees the full picture.

If you’ve been diagnosed with premature or early menopause — or suspect something’s not right — you’re not alone.

👩‍⚕️ At Sky Women’s Health, I specialize in midlife and menopause care — including POI — using a personalized, evidence-based approach.

Let’s reclaim your health, your energy, and your future.

 🖥️ Virtual and in person consults available for Texas residents

Schedule

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06/16/2025

You don’t have to wait 12 months without a period to start hormone therapy.
🚫⏳

If you’re in perimenopause and experiencing symptoms — irregular periods, night sweats, mood swings, brain fog, low libido — you’re already there.

Perimenopause is the transition.
Symptoms are the signal.
You deserve relief now.

Let’s stop waiting for a calendar to confirm what your body already knows.
💛 Evidence-based care starts with listening to YOU.

Schedule a consult

📱 (817) 915-9803

💻 https://skywomenshealth.com

06/15/2025

Early morning bike ride, blackberry cobbler, and the best dad our boys could ask for.
Patient, playful, present — we’re so lucky to do life with you.

Happy Father’s Day ❤️🚴‍♂️🥧

$Hormone therapy (HRT) does more than relieve hot flashes—it reduces fracture risk and preserves bone density.✅ Studies s...$

06/05/2025

Hormone therapy (HRT) does more than relieve hot flashes—it reduces fracture risk and preserves bone density.

✅ Studies show HRT helps prevent spine, hip & other osteoporotic fractures ✅ Low doses still work ✅ Consistency is key

But here’s the problem… The official guidelines say to wait until age 65 for a bone density test.
We say that’s too late. Bone loss can start in your 40s, and osteoporosis is often silent until a break happens.

I recommend: → A baseline DEXA scan by menopause → Earlier testing if you have risk factors (autoimmune disease, low weight, early menopause, steroid use)

Let’s protect your bones before they start to break.

Book your DEXA today.
 

Need help navigating menopause transition?
📱 (817) 915-9803

💻 https://skywomenshealth.com

05/30/2025

📣 Let’s Talk Testosterone for Women

Did you know there’s a global consensus—yes, from 11 international medical societies including The North American Menopause Society—that supports the use of testosterone therapy in women?

Let’s break it down. ⬇️

🔬 Who is testosterone therapy for?
Women in late reproductive years or postmenopausal women with Hypoactive S*xual Desire Disorder (HSDD)—a common and distressing condition that deserves real solutions.

💉 What’s recommended?
👉 Transdermal testosterone products approved for men—used at ~1/10th the dose.
💡 The goal? To restore testosterone levels to the physiologic premenopausal range—not more, not less.

🚫 Compounded creams or gels are not first-line due to inconsistent hormone levels.

⏳ How long until I see results?
You might start noticing improvements by 6 to 8 weeks—but it can take up to 12 weeks for full effect. Patience is key.

📆 How long will I need it?
HSDD is a chronic condition for many. Ongoing testosterone therapy may be needed to maintain the benefit. Long-term safety data is still evolving, so regular follow-up is essential.

🧪 What labs do I need before starting?
✅ Total testosterone – to make sure you’re not starting too high
✅ S*x hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) – higher levels may reduce effectiveness

🛡 Is it safe?
Yes—when used appropriately.
✅ No serious adverse events have been shown with physiologic doses.
As always, hormone therapy should be personalized and monitored.

✨ Bottom line?
Testosterone is a validated, safe, and effective option for treating HSDD in women—when used responsibly and with proper medical guidance.

You don’t have to suffer in silence. This is treatable. 💛

📩 to schedule a consult or ask questions

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05/30/2025

✅ Yes! They serve different purposes. Systemic estrogen helps with whole-body symptoms (like hot flashes, mood swings), while va**nal estrogen specifically treats genitourinary symptoms like urinary urgency, va**nal dryness and pain with in*******se.

📌 Real Questions From Clinic

✨ Have more questions about hormones, s*xual health, or midlife care?

📩 DM me or schedule a consult — your care should be personalized, evidence-based, and empowering.

Schedule an appointment

📱 (817) 915-9803

💻 https://skywomenshealth.com

05/29/2025

💫New Podcast episodes - now live on YouTube 💫

✨ Did you know your insurance might cover nutrition counseling 100%?
Most people don’t — and that’s why this episode with founder Janna Weaver, RDN, is a must-listen. Tune in for practical insights, empowering tools, and a refreshing perspective on what it takes to live a healthier, happier life — without a one-size-fits-all plan.🎧 Episode 203
🔗 Link in bio

In Episode 204, I sit down with s*x therapist Rachel Henning, LPC, CST to talk about:
🔹 Vaginismus and painful s*x
🔹 Healing from religious shame
🔹 Using dilators and therapy in recovery
🔹 The power of CBT, EMDR, and partnered work
🔹 Reclaiming pleasure and rewriting your s*xual narrative
🔗 Link in bio

🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts!

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05/14/2025

Here is what it does:
1️⃣ Relieves Vaginal Dryness
2️⃣ Restores Elasticity
3️⃣ Reduces Urinary Symptoms
4️⃣ Prevents Urinary Tract Infections
5️⃣ Enhances S*xual Satisfaction

Vaginal estrogen therapy comes in a number of forms. Because they all seem to work equally well, you and your doctor can decide which one is best for you.

🧪Vaginal estrogen cream (Estrace, Premarin). You insert this cream directly into your va**na with an applicator, usually at bedtime - typically two or three times a week, but your doctor will let you know how much cream to use and how often to insert it.

💊Vaginal estrogen suppositories (Imvexxy). These low-dose estrogen suppositories are inserted about 2 inches into the va**nal canal twice a week.

⭕️Vaginal estrogen ring (Estring). You or your doctor inserts a soft, flexible ring into the upper part of the va**na. The ring releases a consistent dose of estrogen while in place and needs to be replaced every three months. Many women like the convenience this offers. A different, higher dose ring (Femring) is considered a systemic rather than topical treatment.

💊Vaginal estrogen tablet (Vagifem). You use a disposable applicator to place a va**nal estrogen tablet in your va**na twice a week.

✨ Prasterone (Intrarosa) is a prescription nightly va**nal insert that delivers DHEA—a hormone your body uses to produce estrogen and testosterone—directly to va**nal tissues.

*xualWellness

05/12/2025

Whether today brings celebration, reflection, grief, disappointment, or joy—I want to acknowledge you. We all came from a mother, and yet our experiences with motherhood, or the desire for it, can be vastly different. You may be a mom, may have lost your mom, may be estranged, or may carry the ache of not becoming a parent. However this day lands for you, know that you are seen.

I had a beautiful conversation with my own mother this morning, asking questions I had never asked before. She shared how she had a hysterectomy in her late 30s due to adenomyosis and began experiencing perimenopausal symptoms in her mid-40s. Her hot flashes didn’t stop until she was 63. That’s 20 years of navigating hormonal shifts—reminding me that this is not a short phase of life. It’s life-altering.

Your stories, your resilience, and your evolving needs continue to give me purpose and passion in my work at Sky Women’s Health. Thank you for allowing me to walk alongside you.

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