Post-menopausal woman who had 4 hours a week of the treatment had a 41% reduction in the risk of hip fracture.
Because while menopausal hormone therapy can help many parts of menopause, there's also parts that it can't help, right?
So I often think about menopausal hormone therapy as things that are really evidence-based, and those would be the green light indications.
When we're talking about menopausal hormone therapy, we are talking about pharmaceutical preparations, meaning a pill, a patch, a transdermal lotion
And testosterone is not part of menopausal hormone therapy.
Post-menopausal women 25%.
if you if you're a woman in menopausal or postmenopausal status you're at a four-fold increased risk of sleep apnea
Also, menopausal hormone therapy is the gold standard treatment for hot flashes and night sweats, vasomotor symptoms.
There is no broad agreement that every person should be on menopausal hormone therapy.
but there isn't a global recommendation to give menopausal hormone therapy for prevention.
In fact, they didn't have any menopausal symptoms, really, at all.
It also doesn't work for weight gain in menopause and we do not recommend starting menopausal hormone therapy for prevention of dementia or Alzheimer's disease
We can use a hormonal IUD and then, if people wanna start menopausal hormone therapy, they certainly can.
They provide one to two menstrual or health flexibility days monthly, and cycle and menopausal coaching in their health benefits, understanding that
It's also not a menopausal hormone.
If menopause we say is 45 to 55, right, is normal menopausal age.
And one of the diseases, one of the two of these, is called Takotsubo syndrome, which is typically seen in post-menopausal women.
So if you explain, on average, men prefer to mate with nubile, fertile women more so than post-menopausal women, someone will put up their hands and say,
In fact, it can end up leading to the big four disease of inflammation in your post menopausal years.
We do have other treatments as well, and one of the treatments that people have heard a lot about is menopausal hormone therapy, or MHT.
You know there was Viagra and now the whole the holy grail is finding something for low libido in post-menopausal women.
for treating menopause.
We expect menopause to happen, we expect estrogen levels to change, but we also don't expect people to suffer, and so it's a therapy.