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Menopause and Perimenopause Treatment

Are You Experiencing Menopause Symptoms?

Consult Dr. Deepali Kashyap, a trusted female menopause specialist and hormone doctor in Henderson, NV, if you are experiencing symptoms of perimenopause, menopause, or postmenopause such as:

  • Hot Flashes
  • Night Sweats
  • Irregular Periods
  • Sleep Problems
  • Mood Swings
  • Brain Fog
  • Weight Gain
  • Low Libido
  • Vaginal Dryness
  • Painful Intimacy
  • Fatigue
  • Urinary Changes
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Dr. Deepali Kashyap female hormone specialist and menopause specialist in Henderson NV

Dr. Deepali Kashyap

Certified Menopause Specialist

Female Hormone Specialist

Perimenopause, Menopause & HRT Specialist in Nevada

Dr. Deepali Kashyap

Dr. Deepali Kashyap is a trusted female hormone specialist and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner in Nevada, who helps women to navigate perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause with personalized, evidence-based care. After a detailed consultation, she reviews your symptoms, hormone changes, health history, uterus status, lifestyle, risk factors, comfort level, and treatment goals before recommending options such as HRT, BHRT guidance, vaginal hormone therapy, hormone pellet, or non-hormonal support when clinically appropriate.

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How Your Personalized Menopause
Treatment Plan Is Created

At Galleria Women’s Health, menopause care begins with understanding your stage of life, symptoms, health history, risk factors, and treatment goals. After a detailed consultation, Dr. Deepali Kashyap recommends the care path that fits you best, which may include lifestyle support, non-hormonal options, vaginal hormone therapy, HRT, BHRT guidance, or hormone pellet consultation when clinically appropriate.

01. Detailed Menopause Consultation

Your care begins with a focused consultation to understand where you are in the menopause journey and how symptoms are affecting your sleep, mood, energy, intimacy, weight, and daily comfort. Dr. Deepali Kashyap also reviews your medical history, cycle changes, bleeding pattern, medications, previous treatments, and personal concerns.

  • Menopause stage and symptom review
  • Perimenopause and postmenopause assessment
  • Bleeding pattern and uterus-status review
  • Lifestyle, medication, and health-history evaluation

02. Health Screening & Safety Review

Before recommending treatment, safety factors are reviewed carefully. This may include hormone-related concerns, metabolic health, bone health, breast-health screening needs, cardiovascular risk, clot history, medications, and other health factors that may affect which treatment options are suitable.

  • Hormone and metabolic lab review when appropriate
  • Bone health and breast-screening guidance
  • Cardiovascular and clot-risk review
  • Medication tolerance and safety assessment

03. Personalized Treatment Options

After consultation and review, Dr. Deepali Kashyap discusses treatment options based on your symptoms, comfort level, safety profile, and goals. Your plan may include HRT, BHRT guidance, vaginal hormone therapy, hormone pellet consultation, non-hormonal support, lifestyle medicine, or sexual wellness support when clinically appropriate.

  • HRT or BHRT guidance when suitable
  • Vaginal hormone therapy for local symptoms
  • Hormone pellet consultation when appropriate
  • Non-hormonal and lifestyle support options

04. Follow-Up Care & Plan Adjustment

Menopause treatment may need adjustment as symptoms change or your body responds to care. Follow-up visits help track progress, review side effects, update medication needs, and refine the plan for comfort, safety, and long-term wellness.

  • Follow-up menopause visits
  • Symptom-response and side-effect review
  • Medication or dose adjustments when needed
  • Long-term women’s health support

We Accept Major Insurance Plans*

Galleria Women’s Health accepts most major insurance plans for eligible menopause care, HRT consultations, hormone therapy follow-ups, and women’s health visits in Henderson and Las Vegas, Nevada.

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*Coverage varies by plan and service. Some tests, scans, procedures, medications, or treatments may require prior authorization.

Menopause Symptoms We Treat

What Our Menopause Specialist Can Help You Manage

Perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause can affect sleep, mood, metabolism, intimacy, energy, and daily comfort. At Galleria Women’s Health, Dr. Deepali Kashyap evaluates your symptoms, health history, hormone changes, risk factors, and goals before recommending personalized treatment options.

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Hot Flashes & Night Sweats

  • Sudden heat waves
  • Excessive sweating
  • Nighttime waking
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Weight Gain & Metabolism Changes

  • Belly weight gain
  • Slower metabolism
  • Cravings and fatigue
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Brain Fog & Fatigue

  • Poor focus
  • Forgetfulness
  • Low energy
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Mood Swings & Anxiety

  • Irritability
  • Anxiety
  • Emotional changes
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Sleep Problems

  • Trouble falling asleep
  • Waking at night
  • Poor-quality rest
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Hair Loss & Skin Changes

  • Hair thinning
  • Dry skin
  • Aging-related changes
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Vaginal Dryness & Painful Intimacy

  • Dryness
  • Burning or discomfort
  • Painful sex
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Low Libido & Sexual Wellness

  • Reduced desire
  • Arousal changes
  • Intimacy concerns
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Irregular Periods & Heavy Bleeding

  • Skipped periods
  • Heavy flow
  • Cycle changes
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Urinary Changes

  • Urgency
  • Leakage
  • Frequent urination

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM YOUR
MENOPAUSE CONSULTATION

Your menopause consultation is designed to understand what stage you are in, what symptoms are affecting your daily life, and which treatment options are safe and suitable for you. Dr. Deepali Kashyap reviews your symptoms, health history, hormone changes, risk factors, lifestyle, and goals before recommending a personalized care plan.

  • Detailed menopause symptom review
  • Perimenopause, menopause, or postmenopause assessment
  • Health history, risk-factor, and medication review
  • Lab review or testing recommendations when needed
  • HRT, BHRT, or non-hormonal treatment discussion when appropriate
  • Vaginal, urinary, and sexual wellness support options
  • Lifestyle, nutrition, sleep, and metabolic health guidance
  • Follow-up planning for monitoring, adjustment, and long-term care

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How We Help You Choose the
Right Menopause Treatment

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Our Personalized Approach to Menopause Care

At Galleria Women’s Health, menopause treatment is not based on one fixed plan. Dr. Deepali Kashyap reviews your symptoms, menopause stage, hormone changes, health history, risk factors, lifestyle, comfort level, and treatment goals before recommending the care path that fits you best.

Your plan may include lifestyle support, targeted supplements, non-hormonal treatment options, >HRT, BHRT guidance, local vaginal hormone therapy, or hormone pellet therapy when clinically appropriate.

  • Lifestyle & 6 Pillars of Health
  • Supplements & Herbal Support
  • Non-Hormonal Treatments

Lifestyle & 6 Pillars of Health

Lifestyle care is often the foundation of menopause treatment because symptoms do not happen in isolation. Sleep, stress, nutrition, movement, metabolism, emotional health, and daily routines can all influence hot flashes, mood changes, weight shifts, fatigue, and overall comfort. Dr. Deepali Kashyap reviews how these areas show up in your life before adding lifestyle support to your menopause care plan.

What Your Lifestyle Plan May Include
  • Stress and nervous-system support — if stress, emotional overload, or racing thoughts are affecting sleep, mood, digestion, or hot flashes, your plan may include calming routines, breathwork, mindfulness, relaxation practices, or recovery strategies.
  • Nutrition and metabolic support — food habits are personalized around your symptoms, cravings, energy levels, blood sugar patterns, weight changes, inflammation, and hormone-related concerns.
  • Sleep and recovery planning — if night waking, night sweats, poor rest, caffeine, alcohol, or evening routines are affecting recovery, your plan may include practical changes to support a healthier sleep rhythm.
  • Movement and strength support — exercise guidance is shaped around your age, energy, bone health, muscle strength, metabolism, mobility, mood, and long-term healthy aging goals.
  • Long-term wellness planning — menopause care may also include support for heart health, bone health, metabolism, sexual wellness, emotional balance, and quality of life.
Expected Improvement May Include
  • Better daily energy and routine stability when sleep, nutrition, stress, and movement are better aligned.
  • Improved mood and stress resilience when nervous-system support and recovery practices are followed consistently.
  • Better weight and metabolic support when nutrition, strength, sleep, and blood sugar patterns are addressed together.
  • Stronger long-term wellness habits that support bone health, heart health, healthy aging, and overall quality of life.

Supplements & Herbal Support

Supplements and herbs are not added as a standard menopause package. Dr. Deepali Kashyap first looks at your symptoms, nutrition pattern, medications, lab findings, health history, hormone plan, and safety needs before deciding whether supplement support belongs in your care plan.

What Your Supplement Plan May Include
  • Sleep and relaxation support — if night waking, racing thoughts, poor-quality sleep, or stress-related sleep disruption is part of your concern, selected support may be considered based on your symptoms and safety profile.
  • Nutrient support — vitamins, minerals, or targeted nutrients may be recommended when fatigue, hair changes, mood concerns, bone health, metabolism, or lab findings suggest a possible nutritional gap.
  • Herbal menopause support — selected herbal options may be discussed for hot flashes, mood changes, sleep concerns, or hormone-transition symptoms when they are safe for your medical history and current medications.
  • Gut and inflammation support — digestive support, probiotics, omega-3s, or anti-inflammatory support may be considered when bloating, joint discomfort, gut symptoms, or inflammation patterns are present.
  • Medication and safety review — supplement choices are checked against your medications, hormone therapy, medical conditions, and risk factors so your plan stays safe and appropriate.
Expected Improvement May Include
  • Better sleep and relaxation support when the selected option fits your sleep pattern, stress response, and health profile.
  • Improved nutrient balance when deficiencies or nutritional gaps are contributing to fatigue, mood changes, hair concerns, or metabolic symptoms.
  • Better digestive or inflammation support when gut symptoms, bloating, or joint discomfort are part of the concern.
  • Safer supplement use because recommendations are selected around your medical history, medications, hormone plan, and treatment goals.

Non-Hormonal Treatments

Non-hormonal treatment can be a good option when hormone therapy is not suitable, not preferred, or not needed for every symptom. Dr. Deepali Kashyap looks at your symptom severity, medical history, risk factors, medication tolerance, lifestyle, comfort level, and treatment goals before recommending non-hormonal menopause support.

What Your Non-Hormonal Plan May Include
  • Hot flash and night sweat support — if temperature symptoms are affecting sleep, work, travel, exercise, or daily comfort, non-hormonal options may be considered based on your health profile and symptom pattern.
  • Sleep and mood support — when anxiety, irritability, low mood, night waking, or poor-quality sleep are present, your plan may include lifestyle strategies, stress support, medication review, or non-hormonal medical options when appropriate.
  • Weight and metabolic support — if weight changes, cravings, slower metabolism, or energy crashes are concerns, care may focus on nutrition, movement, insulin resistance, thyroid health, inflammation, sleep, and metabolic patterns.
  • Vaginal and urinary comfort options — non-hormonal moisturizers, lubricants, pelvic health support, or other local comfort strategies may be discussed for dryness, irritation, urinary urgency, leakage, or painful intimacy.
  • Whole-body functional support — thyroid, gut health, nutrient status, inflammation, blood sugar, stress, and lifestyle patterns may be reviewed when symptoms suggest a deeper body-wide pattern.
Expected Improvement May Include
  • Reduced hot flashes or night sweats when the selected non-hormonal approach fits your symptoms and safety needs.
  • Better sleep, mood, and daily comfort when stress, sleep rhythm, lifestyle, or medication-related factors are addressed.
  • Improved vaginal or urinary comfort when dryness, irritation, urgency, or painful intimacy are supported with suitable local options.
  • Better metabolic and weight support when nutrition, movement, sleep, blood sugar, inflammation, and hormone-related changes are addressed together.

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Hormone Replacement Therapy in Nevada

Galleria Women’s Health is a trusted HRT clinic in Henderson, Nevada, providing personalized hormone treatment options for women navigating perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause symptoms. Care is centered on your symptoms, comfort, health history, uterus status, risk factors, and treatment goals.

After a detailed review, Dr. Deepali Kashyap may discuss different hormone therapy options and help you understand which approach fits your body best. The goal is not to push one treatment, but to choose the safest and most appropriate option for concerns such as hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disruption, mood changes, vaginal dryness, painful intimacy, low libido, urinary discomfort, and quality-of-life changes.

  • HRT / Hormone Replacement Therapy
  • BHRT / Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy
  • Hormone Pellet
  • Local Vaginal Hormone Therapy

HRT / Hormone Replacement Therapy

At Galleria Women’s Health, Dr. Deepali Kashyap provides personalized hormone replacement therapy for women experiencing perimenopause, menopause, or postmenopause symptoms that affect sleep, mood, energy, focus, intimacy, vaginal comfort, and overall quality of life.

As a female hormone specialist in Henderson, she begins by understanding your symptoms, menopause stage, uterus status, medical history, risk factors, lifestyle, medication tolerance, and treatment goals. Based on this review, your HRT plan is designed around what your body needs, what feels comfortable for you, and what is medically appropriate.

What Your HRT Plan May Include
  • Systemic HRT for whole-body symptoms — when hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disruption, mood changes, brain fog, fatigue, or daily discomfort are affecting your routine, systemic hormone therapy may be considered based on symptom severity, menopause stage, and safety profile.
  • Estrogen-only therapy — for women who do not have a uterus, estrogen-only therapy may be reviewed for whole-body menopause symptoms when it fits their medical history, risk factors, and treatment goals.
  • Estrogen + progesterone therapy — when estrogen therapy is appropriate and the uterus is still present, progesterone is usually added to help protect the uterine lining while supporting a safer hormone plan.
  • Flexible HRT delivery options — your plan may include oral tablets, skin patches, gels, sprays, or local vaginal creams depending on your symptoms, comfort, lifestyle, medical history, and whether treatment needs to support whole-body symptoms or vaginal and urinary concerns.
  • Follow-up and plan refinement — follow-up visits help track symptom relief, side effects, bleeding changes, medication tolerance, and overall comfort, so your HRT plan can be adjusted when needed.
    • Expected Improvement May Include
    • Fewer or less intense hot flashes — helping reduce interruptions during work, sleep, exercise, social situations, or daily routines.
    • Less disruptive night sweats — supporting fewer temperature-related awakenings and more restful sleep.
    • Improved sleep quality — especially when night sweats are the main reason for waking, which may support better daytime energy, focus, and mood.
    • Better daily comfort and quality of life — especially when whole-body menopause symptoms are better controlled through a medically supervised HRT plan.

BHRT / Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy

BHRT can be confusing because the term is often used in different ways. At Galleria Women’s Health, Dr. Deepali Kashyap helps you understand what bioidentical hormone replacement therapy actually means, which options are FDA-approved, and when compounded hormone products need extra caution.

Your BHRT guidance is shaped around your symptoms, menopause stage, uterus status, health history, safety profile, previous hormone use, comfort level, and treatment goals. The focus is not on calling BHRT “better” or “more natural,” but on choosing the hormone approach that fits your body safely and appropriately.

What Your BHRT Guidance May Include
  • FDA-approved bioidentical hormone options — if your symptoms and safety profile support hormone therapy, Dr. Deepali Kashyap may review bioidentical estrogen or progesterone options that are FDA-approved and appropriate for your care goals.
  • Micronized progesterone planning — when progesterone is needed, the plan is shaped around your uterus status, bleeding history, sleep concerns, tolerance, and how progesterone fits into your overall hormone therapy.
  • Compounded hormone discussion — if you are considering compounded hormones or have used them before, Dr. Deepali Kashyap explains the differences, dosing concerns, monitoring needs, safety limitations, and available alternatives.
  • Route and dose selection — your BHRT guidance may include oral, transdermal, or local hormone options depending on your symptoms, comfort level, medical history, lifestyle, and treatment goals.
  • Follow-up and safety review — your response is monitored over time, including symptom relief, side effects, bleeding changes, dose tolerance, and whether the treatment still fits your body safely.
Expected Improvement May Include
  • Fewer hot flashes and night sweats — when estrogen-related symptoms respond to an appropriate hormone plan.
  • Improved sleep quality — especially when night sweats or hormone-related symptoms are disrupting rest.
  • Better daily comfort — when whole-body menopause symptoms are better controlled through a monitored plan.
  • Improved vaginal or urinary comfort — when local hormone support is appropriate for dryness, irritation, painful intimacy, or urinary discomfort.

Hormone Pellet

If you are considering hormone pellets for menopause or hormone-related symptoms, Dr. Deepali Kashyap first helps you understand whether this longer-acting delivery option actually fits your body, symptoms, and safety profile. Pellets are not treated as the default choice. They are reviewed only after looking at your menopause stage, previous hormone use, medical history, risk factors, dosing comfort, treatment goals, and the symptoms you want to improve.

For patients asking about hormone pellets in Henderson , the consultation focuses on making a clear, informed decision: whether pellets are suitable, what benefits are realistic, what side effects need monitoring, and whether another HRT route such as tablets, skin patches, gels, sprays, or local vaginal therapy may be a better fit.

What Your Hormone Pellet Consultation May Include
  • Personal suitability review — your symptoms, health history, menopause stage, risk factors, previous hormone response, and treatment goals are reviewed before pellet therapy is considered.
  • Comparison with other hormone options — pellets are discussed alongside tablets, skin patches, gels, sprays, and local vaginal options so you can understand which route fits your comfort, safety needs, and lifestyle.
  • Dose and safety discussion — Dr. Deepali Kashyap explains how pellet therapy works, how dosing is approached, what to expect after placement, and which side effects or concerns need follow-up.
  • Symptom-focused planning — the decision depends on what needs support, such as hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disruption, energy changes, libido concerns, or other hormone-related symptoms.
  • Follow-up monitoring — response, side effects, dose concerns, comfort, and overall treatment fit are reviewed over time so your hormone plan stays medically supervised.
Expected Improvement May Include
  • Better control of selected menopause symptoms — when the hormone used is appropriate for concerns such as hot flashes, night sweats, or sleep disruption.
  • More stable daily comfort — especially when hormone-related symptoms are affecting mood, energy, focus, or quality of life.
  • Support for selected sexual wellness concerns — only when symptoms, safety profile, and clinical review suggest hormone-based support is appropriate.

Local Vaginal Hormone Therapy

When symptoms are mainly vaginal or urinary, full-body HRT may not always be the right starting point. Local vaginal hormone therapy may be considered for women dealing with vaginal dryness, burning, irritation, painful intimacy, urinary urgency, urinary discomfort, or postmenopause vaginal tissue changes.

At Galleria Women’s Health, Dr. Deepali Kashyap reviews where your symptoms are happening, how long they have been present, whether intimacy or urinary comfort is affected, and whether local treatment may be more suitable than systemic hormone therapy. The goal is to support vaginal and urinary comfort with treatment focused directly on the area of concern.

What Your Local Vaginal Hormone Plan May Include
  • Vaginal estrogen options — creams, tablets, inserts, or rings may be reviewed when dryness, irritation, burning, painful intimacy, or urinary discomfort is related to menopause-related tissue changes.
  • Vaginal DHEA discussion — this may be considered for selected patients when vaginal dryness, discomfort, or intimacy concerns need local hormone-focused support.
  • Symptom-focused treatment selection — the option is chosen based on your comfort, symptom severity, medical history, preference, and whether the concern is mainly vaginal, urinary, or intimacy-related.
  • Sexual wellness support when relevant — if low libido, pain during intimacy, arousal changes, or loss of confidence is present, related factors such as vaginal tissue health, medications, sleep, mood, stress, and hormone patterns may also be reviewed.
  • Follow-up comfort review — dryness, irritation, urinary symptoms, intimacy discomfort, side effects, and overall response are reviewed over time so the plan can be adjusted when needed.
Testimonials

Patient Experiences and Success Stories

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James

New York

" I was looking for a way to support my wife during her menopause journey. Dr. Kashyap’s guidance helped both of us understand her needs better. The personalized care and attention she provides is truly remarkable."

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Emily

England

"I’ve seen countless doctors, but Dr. Kashyap is the first who truly listened and offered a tailored plan. Her blend of medical expertise and compassion helped me feel empowered during a challenging time in my life."

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Sarah

USA

"I had been struggling with menopause symptoms for years, but Dr. Kashyap’s holistic approach gave me the tools to take control of my health. I feel more energized and confident than ever!"

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the early signs that I might be entering menopause?

    Common indicators include irregular periods, hot flashes, night sweats, mood changes, sleep disturbances, and decreased libido. A consultation with Dr. Deepali Kashyap and targeted hormone testing confirm whether these symptoms are related to the menopausal transition.

  • How do I know which menopause treatment is right for me?

    Treatment decisions are based on a detailed clinical evaluation, laboratory testing, and discussion of individual goals. Dr. Deepali Kashyap tailors therapy, hormonal or non-hormonal, to each woman’s specific needs, ensuring both safety and effectiveness.

  • Are hormone therapies safe?

    Yes, when prescribed appropriately and monitored regularly. At Galleria Women’s Health, hormone therapy is guided by current international clinical standards, with ongoing follow-up and lab assessments to maintain safety and long-term wellness.

  • What non-hormonal options are available for symptom relief?

    Non-hormonal treatments include medications for mood and thermoregulation, sleep support, and vaginal laser or radiofrequency therapies. These are effective alternatives for women who cannot or choose not to use hormone therapy.

  • How long does it take to see improvement after starting treatment?

    Most women experience relief within a few weeks, though optimal results develop gradually over several months. Follow-up visits help fine-tune the treatment plan for maximum comfort and sustained benefits.

  • How often should I schedule follow-up visits?

    The first follow-up is typically scheduled three months after initiating therapy, with continued assessments every six to twelve months. These visits ensure stable hormone levels, effective symptom control, and overall health monitoring.

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