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Why HRT Prescribing Has Fallen in the last 5 years

A study undertaken in 2009 at Stanford University in California found that women who take HRT for more than five years double their risk of suffering breast cancer for every 12 months they spend taking it.

 

Popular Antidepressant Blocks the Beneficial Effects of Tamoxifen in Breast Cancer

Paroxetine may be given under the trade names of Seroxat or Paxil and if taken at the same time as Tamoxifen has an increased risk of death according to a study published on the British Medical Journal website.

 

Facing Up To Fibroids

Prevention is the best option, so tackling oestrogen dominance is the first step because fibroids are produced by excess oestrogen and their growth is stimulated by it.

 

The Three Main Reasons Why Women Get Hot Flashes

Hot flashes are the most common complaint for women going through menopause. Find out what’s behind them and why they occur.

 

Osteoporosis – Are You At Risk?

With osteoporosis your bones become fragile and brittle and so are easily broken. As more severe bone loss occurs, then even minor accidents can result in fractures, most frequently in the spine, wrist, hip and pelvis

 

Bioidentical Hormones Work Better for Premature Ovarian Failure (POF)

POF occurs generally in women under 40 when the ovaries aren’t working properly and so few, or no, hormones are being produced by the body. Now a small study done in Scotland has found that young women with ovarian failure would benefit from taking natural bio-identical hormones.

 

Help with Osteoporosis and Osteopenia

At menopause bone density can drop rapidly. We take a look at these two conditions associated with bone loss, how they differ and what you can do to guard against them.

 

Early Puberty Is On The Rise

Studies have shown that the average age of puberty is falling fast. Phytoestrogens present in food are boosting oestrogen levels in the population at large and could partly explain this phenomenon.

 
 
 
 
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