By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones —— Bio and Archives--May 27, 2023
It was surprising news in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. There’s another about-turn among scientists studying hormone therapy (HT) as a treatment for symptoms of menopause. This time, researchers have produced findings that suggest benefits to healthy women who start HT early in the transition to menopause.
Women have long been perplexed by conflicting advice on hormone replacement, and this new study doesn’t offer universal guidance. The bottom line remains, HT is a complicated business, requiring patients and doctors to weigh many factors in deciding for or against.
Dr. Iliana Lega of the Women’s College Hospital and the University of Toronto has this to say, “Menopausal hormone therapy is the first line treatment of symptoms in the absence of contraindications.” That clarity may be overly simplified, and she adds that patients and doctors need to consider symptoms before and during menopause and to discuss treatments based on personal preferences and potential risk factors.
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By keann on 2023 05 29
Are these the same Doctors that say euthanasia is the cure for homelessness, depression and being poor? Don't even get me started on safe and effective inoculations. Medical professionals have lost my trust. Experts can be bought, some are cheaper than others.