Articles for topic: HRT

 
 

A Doctor’s Guide To Coming Off HRT

If you are looking to transition from HRT, suddenly stopping can bring on withdrawal symptoms so Dr Tony Coope tells you how to do it simply and easily.

 

Which hormone or hormones might you need?

Women need hormone balance from puberty to post menopause but how do you know what you might need?

 

How The Pill And Coil Affect Mood And Weight At Menopause

Many women at menopause use the contraceptive Pill or Coil to help control heavy bleeding. The synthetic hormones these contain are not the same as the natural hormones and have very different effects.

 

HRT Or Bioidentical Hormones For You?

Why are more women turning to alternatives to HRT? HRT may be the answer for some, but not everyone agrees it’s beneficial for hormone symptoms or long-term health.

 

Are Bioidentical Hormones the Answer to HRT?

Reports of HRT shortages are causing panic, but bioidentical hormones provide a safer and more effective way of handling menopause problems for many women.

 

The Pill – The Consequences of Three Generations of Hormonal Havoc

Whether for contraception, menopause symptoms or to control heavy bleeding, women have been given artificial hormones for many years now. What is the price we have paid?

 

Why Are Women Not Being Offered Natural Alternatives to HRT?

Despite safer, and effective, natural options many doctors still offer women no alternative to traditional HRT, but there are other choices that you can make.

 

Why Synthetic Hormones In HRT Increase Breast Cancer Risk

Oestrogen and progestogens increase the risk for women at menopause and post menopause, but bioidentical natural progesterone is beneficial to women at risk.

 

HRT Report – A Doctor’s View

A recent study concluded that HRT at menopause does not lead to early death, but what do bioidentical doctors think?

 

Increased Asthma Risk With HRT

Research in France and Denmark has shown HRT could significantly increase women’s chances of having asthma attacks severe enough to put them in hospital.

 
 
 
 
 
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