When the Food and Drug Administration announced that the agency would be removing the black-box warning from hormone ...

Plus, the potential health risks that come with it.

Extensive research has been done on HRT for menopause, but less is available to support BHRT. Both aim to relieve menopause symptoms but differ in hormone source and customizability. As you begin or ...

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is a treatment for symptoms of menopause, including hot flashes, difficulty sleeping, muscle pain, and vaginal dryness. While people may gain weight while taking HRT ...

Healthcare professionals typically start a person on the lowest dose of progesterone in hormone replacement therapy (HRT). They then monitor and increase the dosage as required. HRT can help manage ...

Doctors do not recommend hormone replacement therapy (HRT) following a hysterectomy unless a person has had their ovaries removed or experiences menopausal symptoms that affect their quality of life.

Female patients may benefit from estrogen therapy to treat menopausal symptoms that could interfere with their quality of life. Although the issue of weight is inconclusive, it’s still a good idea to ...

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