Hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, is given to women to help with the treatment of menopause symptoms. It replaces oestrogen and progesterone, which fall to much lower levels as we age.

Nowadays, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is one of the most recommended treatments for perimenopause and menopause symptoms. However, it’s not without ramifications, and headaches, nausea ...

Hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, is one of the ways that can help manage all stages of menopause symptoms. ... Certain HRT regimens are also approved to help prevent osteoporosis.

Our study examined the effect of seven different HRT regimens on mammographic density, each regimen administered for 12 months. Overall, 32% of all HRT recipients (67 of 210 women) showed an ...

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) provides relief for women going through menopause, but many worry its habitual use can lead to cancer. ... it turns out that not every HRT regimen increases cancer ...

Additionally, hormone replacement therapy has multiple forms, regimens and side-effects, meaning that all interventions should be tailored to the individual. This article – the third in a three-part ...

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am 62 years old and postmenopausal. I am reading more about bioidentical hormones giving added protection to the heart and brain, in addition to helping with hair loss and weight ...

Although I frequently prescribe HRT for women with symptoms of menopause, I do not prescribe these regimens for the purpose of preventing heart or brain disease, as we know they have risks ...