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HRT, otherwise called hormonal replacement therapy, helps to balance estrogen and progesterone during menopause. During this stage, a woman has mood changes, sleep problems, vaginal dryness, bone thinning, and urinary problems. HRT helps to manage these symptoms. It helps to improve muscle function, reduces the risk of developing heart failure, and prevents skin aging in menopausal women. In some cases, HRT can cause some side effects such as acne, bloating, indigestion, headache, and migraine.

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Can I continue HRT with a diagnosis of atrial fibrillation?

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Is hormone therapy safe for osteoporosis with cancer risk?

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Could perimenopause be causing very high triglycerides?

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Can HRT be used after stage 2 endometrial cancer?

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Can menopause hormone therapy help improve my bone health?

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How to manage osteoporosis in an elderly woman?

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How to manage bipolar depression in my 45-year-old sister?

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Since my TSH is high, should my medication be changed?

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I am 52, should I use HRT for menopause and bone health?

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My wife is 58 with Parkinson’s. Should we consider HRT?

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