How often do patients typically follow up?

Name: Linking Hormones to Libido And Vitality
Uploaded: 2025-09-17T12:01:07+00:00
Duration: 26 s
Channel: Dr. Charles Mok
Description: Short clinician-led YouTube segment by Dr. Charles Mok about hormone replacement in women. The speaker notes typical follow-up occurs every three months…

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Linking Hormones to Libido And Vitality

17 Sept 2025 · 0 min

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Short clinician-led YouTube segment by Dr. Charles Mok about hormone replacement in women. The speaker notes typical follow-up occurs every three months, and reports patient improvements in energy, mood, skin, appearance, and hair. The speaker emphasizes that sexual health (libido, vaginal dryness, decreased orgasm, and ability to enjoy sex) is an important but under-discussed aspect of hormone therapy.

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Every three months.

When we have patients getting this done, it's usually about every three months. They're getting their horal palate to feel better. Everything is working better. Energy is better, mood's better, skin's better, look better, hair is typically better. We don't really address this enough that we should, but really need to talk about sexual health. A big part of when we think about hormone replacement in a woman is sex and your libido and your ability to have an orgasm or enjoy sex. And things happen, such as dryness and decreased orgasm.