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Menopause - Treatment |
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Natural menopause requires no treatment. Sometimes ovaries are removed in young women due to a surgical reason and this kind of Menopause is called 'Surgical Menopause'. Surgical menopause that occurs prior to natural menopause may require estrogen or Hormone Replacement Therapy (ERT or HRT). Not all postmenopausal women need to be treated with HRT. Estrogen replacement therapy is also a popular treatment especially in developed countries for women to avoid the natural body changes which are equated to 'getting old'. HRT can help to reduce the undesirable symptoms of Menopause such as vaginal dryness and prevent Osteoporosis after Menopause. Side effects of estrogen replacement therapy are: To reduce these risks of estrogen replacement therapy doctors may suggest: 1. Adding progesterone to the estrogen. 2. Adding testosterone to the estrogen. |
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Posted on: 07/24/2007 good material.. would also like to know wat do u exactly mean by hot flashes? wat to do for it?
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