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Hormone Replacement Therapy
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Fem7
- Hormone replacement
therapy (HRT).
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THE
MENOPAUSAL PATIENT AND HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY
- Menopause is the
irreversible cessation of the female reproductive cycle and menses,
which follows from a permanent loss of ovarian response to
gonadotropins. This change generally occurs spontaneously between the
ages of 45and 55 in American women, with...
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HORMONE
REPLACEMENT THERAPY - In
a natural menopause, as periods become irregular and then stop, the
ovaries slowly produce less and less female hormone, or estrogen. This
usually takes place over a period of 5-7 years between the ages of
45-55. With surgical menopause, (removal of the...
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Menopause.Net
- information on menopause
care and HRT (hormone replacement therapy) from a pharmaceuticals
company.
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Menopause
Symptoms and Hormone Replacement Therapy - Menopause
symptoms can be eased using hormone replacement therapy. Calcium
deficiencies that cause osteoporosis are also treated with hormone
replacement therapy when menopause begins.
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Plainsense
- A discussion on hormone replacement therapy.
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What
Are the Negative Effects of Hormone Therapy? - Taking
hormone replacement therapy for five years or less is generally
acknowledged to pose little or no danger. Studies are under way to
conclusively define the risks that might occur in older women.
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What
Are the Benefits of Hormone Therapy? - Studies
are generally positive regarding the effect of both estrogen and
combination replacement therapies on overall mortality. One large
study found that women taking HRT had better survival rates ....
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SurgiMenopause.com
- contains information
about surgical menopause and hormone replacement therapy.
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What
Is Estrogen or Hormone Therapy? - Estrogens
are a group of female hormones essential for the reproductive process
and for the development of the uterus, breasts, and other physical
changes associated with puberty. Estrogens have an ....
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What
Are the Alternatives to Hormone Therapy? - For
protection against all aging diseases, women -- whether or not they
are taking hormone replacement therapy -- should pursue a life style
that includes a balanced aerobic and weight resistance ....
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