03/13/2026
If sleep has become lighter or more interrupted, progesterone may be part of the conversation.
Progesterone has a calming effect on the brain and supports restful sleep. During perimenopause, levels often decline before estrogen, which can contribute to anxiety, night waking, and mood shifts.
Hormone optimization therapy considers the balance between estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. It is never one hormone in isolation.
With proper evaluation and monitoring, personalized therapy may support sleep quality and overall wellbeing. Results vary based on the individual.
If you are navigating sleep changes and wondering whether hormones may play a role, reach out to us and see if our approach is right for you.