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1. thefemedic.com › menopause › hrt-women-share-experiencesHRT reviewed – three women share their experiences

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   Hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, first became available in 1940 and proved for many years to be a complete life saver for millions of women. It controlled, or stopped entirely, their symptoms of menopause, effectively alleviating hot flushes, vaginal dryness, osteoporosis, joint pain, and memory loss, among other things. However, the therapy got a bad rep in 2002 and 2003 when the results ...

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2. www.reddit.com › r › MenopauseWinona.com? Anyone have experience? : r/Menopause - Reddit

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   Hormonal tests only show levels for that one day the test was taken, and nothing more; hormones wildly fluctuate the other 29 days of the month. For this reason, no reputable doctor or menopause society recommends hormonal testing as a diagnosing tool for peri/menopause. See our Menopause Wiki for more information.

3. www.forbes.com › sites › kimelsesserHere’s The Current Thinking On Hormone Therapy (It ... - Forbes

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   Apr 19, 2022 · Over twenty years ago, the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) study, which randomized women to receive either hormone therapy or a placebo, set out to assess the benefits and risks of hormone therapy.

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5. www.goodhousekeeping.com › uk › healthLiz Earle opens up about taking Hormone Replacement Therapy

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   Mar 18, 2019 · Hormone Replacement Therapy, defined by the NHS as a treatment used to relieve symptoms of the menopause that works by replacing hormones that are at a lower level as you approach the menopause ...

6. www.consumerreports.org › women-s-health › isIs Hormone Replacement Therapy Making a Comeback?

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   May 15, 2016 · The study that turned the tide against the routine prescribing of hormone replacement therapy was the landmark Women's Health Initiative. Based on a trial of about 17,000 women, it found that the ...

7. www.reddit.com › r › MenopauseMidi Health - menopausal telehealth clinic : r/Menopause - Reddit

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   ADMIN MOD. Midi Health - menopausal telehealth clinic. After having a poor experience with my gynecologist last year and worsening symptoms, I tried Midi Health. I thought it might help some others to write up my experience with them. I am in the US. It is covered by my insurance, standard doctor visit copay (BCBS)

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   What is hormone replacement therapy (HRT)?

   • Hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, first became available in 1940 and proved for many years to be a complete life saver for millions of women. It controlled, or stopped entirely, their symptoms of menopause, effectively alleviating hot flushes, vaginal dryness, osteoporosis, joint pain, and memory loss, among other things.

   HRT reviewed – three women share their experiences

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   Why did Jane Dowling start taking HRT?

   • Jane Dowling, 49, entered menopause three years ago due to stress. She started taking HRT in mid-December 2016, and says it has changed her life. When she first went to her GP she was advised not to use HRT due to the increased risk of breast cancer. Instead, she was told just to eat oestrogen-rich food.

   HRT reviewed – three women share their experiences

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   Are all doctors informed about the newest research results on HRT?

   • Not all doctors are informed on the newest research results on HRT. There’s extensive information on the newest research results debunking the 2002 research. I would recommend following Dr Mary Claire. She’s a world of information on this case.

   Midi Health - menopausal telehealth clinic : r/Menopause - Reddit

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   Should I follow Dr Mary Claire for HRT treatment?

   • I would recommend following Dr Mary Claire. She’s a world of information on this case. Just a side note, in order for HRT treatment to work, it has to be bio active, and there are a lot of companies popping up with creams and potions that will not work, because it is not bio active.

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   Is HRT a good option for women?

   • With more studies being done and women gradually gaining confidence in HRT again, many women are finding that the benefits far outweigh the risks. Currently, there are more than 50 types of HRT available, including tablets, skin patches, oestrogen gel, implants, creams, pessaries, and rings.

   HRT reviewed – three women share their experiences

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   Why are people raising awareness about the current thinking on hormone therapy?

   • The reason these individuals and others are making efforts to raise awareness regarding the current thinking on hormone therapy is that the current thinking is dramatically different than it was twenty years ago.

   Here’s The Current Thinking On Hormone Therapy (It’s Not ... - Forbes

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9. www.consumerreports.org › men-s-healthDo You Need a Testosterone Booster? - Consumer Reports

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   Jun 15, 2018 · She's a mom to three kids and a fat but feisty black Labrador Retriever named Ivry. In her (nonexistent) spare time, she likes to read, swim, and run marathons. You probably don't need a ...