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Hormonal & Metabolic Evaluation

Understanding Your Health Beyond the Symptoms

Hormonal and metabolic changes can affect many aspects of your health, including energy levels, mood, sleep, weight, sexual health, and overall well-being.

At Ellen Mehta Advanced Practice, we take a comprehensive, individualized approach to understanding these concerns. Rather than focusing on isolated laboratory values, we consider your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle, and relevant clinical findings to identify potential contributing factors.

Our goal is to help you better understand your health and develop a personalized, evidence-based plan that addresses your individual needs.

Who May Benefit From an Evaluation?

A hormonal and metabolic evaluation may be appropriate for individuals experiencing:

• Persistent fatigue or decreased energy

• Unexplained weight changes or difficulty managing weight

• Perimenopausal or menopausal symptoms

• Low libido or changes in sexual function

• Sleep disturbances, mood changes, or brain fog

• Hair thinning or changes in skin health

• Menstrual irregularities or other hormonal concerns

• Symptoms associated with thyroid dysfunction

• Concerns about insulin resistance or metabolic health

These symptoms can have multiple causes and do not necessarily indicate a hormonal imbalance. A comprehensive evaluation helps determine which factors may be contributing.

What Does the Evaluation Include?

Comprehensive Health Assessment

A detailed discussion of your medical history, current symptoms, medications, health goals, and relevant lifestyle factors.

Individualized Laboratory Assessment

Laboratory testing may be recommended based on your clinical presentation and may include:

• Thyroid function

• Reproductive hormones, when clinically indicated

• Glucose regulation and metabolic markers

• Lipid profile and cardiovascular risk factors

• Vitamin and mineral deficiencies

• Additional testing based on individual needs

Not every patient requires the same laboratory tests. Testing is selected according to symptoms, medical history, and clinical indications.

Personalized Treatment Planning

Following your evaluation, recommendations may include:

• Lifestyle and nutritional modifications

• Management of identified nutritional deficiencies

• Thyroid or metabolic treatment when indicated

• Hormone therapy when clinically appropriate

• Medication management

• Follow-up testing and ongoing monitoring

Treatment decisions are made through shared decision-making, considering potential benefits, risks, personal preferences, and medical history.

What to Expect

Initial Consultation

We begin with a comprehensive review of your symptoms, health history, and concerns.

Laboratory Evaluation

If additional testing is necessary, appropriate laboratory studies will be ordered or reviewed.

Results & Recommendations

Your findings will be discussed in the context of your overall health, with individualized recommendations and follow-up planning.

Consultation Fee

Comprehensive Hormonal & Metabolic Evaluation — $250

Laboratory testing, medications, procedures, and follow-up services may involve additional charges. Any applicable fees will be discussed before proceeding.

Your Health Deserves Individualized Attention

At Ellen Mehta Advanced Practice, we believe meaningful healthcare begins with listening, understanding, and making informed clinical decisions together.

Ready to take the next step?

Schedule your Hormonal & Metabolic Evaluation through our online booking page.

Established patients should schedule through their existing Practice Better Client Portal to maintain continuity of care.

Services are provided by Ellen Mehta, MSN, APRN, FNP-C. Telehealth services are available to eligible patients physically located in Texas at the time of their appointment. All evaluations, testing, and treatments are subject to clinical appropriateness.