Hormone therapy in Miami Lakes: start by finding out what is going on
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) replaces hormones when their loss causes symptoms. At OD Vitality in Miami Lakes I first evaluate you with lab work and tell you whether you qualify. The treatment I offer at the clinic is hormone pellets.
Obdelis Dominguez RomeroMSN, APRN · Family nurse practitioner
Signs that lead people to look for hormone therapy
In women
- Hot flashes and night sweats
- Insomnia
- Irritability and brain fog
- Vaginal dryness and low desire
In men
- Constant fatigue
- Low desire or erection problems
- Loss of strength and more body fat
- Low mood
Is it hormonal or something else?
These symptoms also appear with thyroid problems, anemia, diabetes, stress or poor sleep. That is why I do not recommend hormones from symptoms alone. Read when it could be your hormones.
What types of hormone therapy exist
There are pills, patches, gels, injections and pellets. Some options are FDA approved and I explain them. At the clinic I offer hormone pellets; if another option suits you better, I tell you. Compare pellets, injections, gel or patches.
Hormone therapy for women and for men
Which lab tests are reviewed
I choose them based on your case. They may include estradiol, FSH, total and free testosterone, thyroid, blood count, glucose, cholesterol and liver function. In men I also review PSA, and in women your mammogram and Pap history.
How to prepare for your evaluation
- Bring a list of your medications and supplements.
- Bring recent lab work, if you have it.
- Write down your symptoms and when they began.
- Tell me your family history of cancer, blood clots or heart disease.
You do not need a referral to request your evaluation.
Your safety comes first. Pellets are placed only after my evaluation and your lab work, and not everyone is a candidate. Hormone pellets prepared by compounding pharmacies do not go through the FDA review that approved medications have. Like any hormone treatment they have risks and side effects, and other options exist. Results vary from person to person.
Evaluation first, then the decision
Message us
On WhatsApp or by phone. We book your visit and give you all the details.
Evaluation and lab work
I review your symptoms, your medical history and your hormone levels.
I tell you if you qualify
If you are a candidate, I explain the plan, the risks and the cost. If you are not, I tell you and we look at what comes next.
Placement and follow-up
I place the pellets at the clinic and we repeat your lab work to adjust your plan.
Frequently asked questions
What is hormone therapy?
It is a treatment that replaces hormones such as estrogen or testosterone when their loss causes symptoms and it is confirmed to be right for you.
Where can I get hormone therapy in Miami Lakes?
At OD Vitality, 7735 NW 146th St, Suite 207. You start with an evaluation and lab work.
How do I know if I need hormone therapy?
Through an evaluation of your symptoms, medical history and lab work.
Is it safe?
It has risks that depend on your age, your history and the type of hormone. That is why each case is evaluated.
How much does it cost?
I give you the cost after the evaluation, once I know whether you qualify and what you need.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can message or call us directly.
Where are you and what are your hours?
At OD Vitality, 7735 NW 146th St, Suite 207, Miami Lakes, FL 33016, minutes from Hialeah. Hours: Mon to Fri 9:00 am to 4:00 pm · Alternate Saturdays 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
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OD Vitality
7735 NW 146th St, Suite 207, Miami Lakes, FL 33016
Keep learning
- Hormone pellets
- Hormone pellets for women
- Testosterone pellets for men
- Fatigue, poor sleep and low libido: could it be your hormones?
- Is it menopause or perimenopause? Symptoms and what to do
- Low testosterone symptoms in men and which test confirms it
- Hormone pellets, injections, gel or patches: the differences
- Hormone pellets: risks and side effects
- How long hormone pellets last and how they are placed
Sources
- National Academies: clinical utility of compounded bioidentical hormone therapy
- FDA: compounding laws and policies
- National Institute on Aging: what is menopause
- Endocrine Society: testosterone deficiency guideline
Updated November 2026. General information; it does not replace a medical visit.
Written by Obdelis Dominguez Romero, MSN, APRN, AGACNP-BC
Family nurse practitioner licensed in Florida (APRN 11021188). See education and license.
Your health first
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