Hormone Therapy – A safe way to treat menopause symptoms
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can be described as a treatment that is used in alleviating symptoms of menopause. This treatment involves the substitution of the hormones that are not found due to the inability of the woman’s body to produce them, and also, a progestin is needed to serve as a form of protective covering for the lining of the womb for those that still have their womb intact.
The Benefits of Hormone Replacement Therapy
The primary gain of the HRT is the ability to help reduce the pain intensity of the menopause symptoms, such as dryness of the vaginal, joint pains, night sweats, hot flushes, and brain fog. This treatment for menopause symptoms also helps in the avoidance of bone thinning, which then leads to osteoporosis (a health condition in which the bone is weakened, therefore making them fragile and quite easy to break) which is quite regular among women in menopause. Other benefits include: – ●
Induces better sleep
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Decreases itching and dryness of the vaginal
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Reduces painful sexual experience
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Lowers possibility of dementia