A recent study points out that menopausal women who are on hormone replacement therapy are at an increased risk for gallbladder disease.
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Hormone Replacement Therapy can be likened to an ‘oasis in the desert’ for women in the throes of menopause.
Hormone Replacement Therapy can be likened to an ‘oasis in the desert’ for women in the throes of menopause.
Moreover, those were on oral HRT were at a much higher risk for gallbladder disease and consequent removal of gallbladder than those who took oral HRT.
These findings fall in line with previous studies reporting the increased risk of gallbladder disease with HRT in menopausal women.
Hormone Replacement Therapy � Liberation at a Cost
Hormone Replacement Therapy popularly known, as “HRT”is a means of replacing the sex hormones estrogen and often progesterone for post-menopausal women.
Hormone Replacement Therapy popularly known, as “HRT”is a means of replacing the sex hormones estrogen and often progesterone for post-menopausal women.
Hot Flashes Reduced in Women Who Exercised
According to a recent health study, physically active menopausal women are likely to experience fewer hot flashes during the 24 hours that followed their physical activity.
According to a recent health study, physically active menopausal women are likely to experience fewer hot flashes during the 24 hours that followed their physical activity.
