Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is a medical treatment that combines estrogen and progestin to restore the premenopausal levels of estrogen. Therapy prescribing hormone replacement for protection against osteoporosis and heart disease and the relief of menopausal symptoms.
Benefits
It has been well documented for decades that hormone replacement therapy is the most effective remedy for hot flashes and sleep disturbances that often accompany menopause, Hormone replacement therapy has also been consistently shown to decrease vaginal discomfort by increasing the thickness, elasticity and lubricating capacity of the tissues smears. Urinary tract tissue also becomes thicker and more elastic, which reduces the incidence of stress incontinence and urinary tract infections.
Some women and their doctors report that hormone replacement therapy can help relieve depression and mood swings that can occur during menopause and can produce a general feeling of wellbeing and energy. Moreover, some believe that hormone replacement increases the skin thickness and elasticity, which reduces the appearance wrinkles. While HRT has been used as a first cut symptoms short-term discomfort of menopause, recent studies provide evidence that it can also reduce some of the negative effects of long-term health of menopause. Scientists are continuing to gather information to define the potential benefits of therapy Hormone replacement and to identify women who may be more useful. Further research will be required to demonstrate that hormone replacement therapy should be started and how long it should take place to achieve the greatest benefits.
Disadvantages:
While hormone replacement therapy has potential advantages, can also have drawbacks. Some side effects of hormone replacement therapy are: vaginal bleeding, breast pain, nausea, cramps, headaches, retention fluid, vaginal discharge, depression, irritability, weight gain and bloating. A few months of adjustment period is often necessary for women from this therapy. Each Women entering menopause should have a physical exam and then talk to your doctor about your general health, history families and their physical and psychological problems. Work with your doctor to evaluate your risk factors helps to determine precisely whether benefits of treatment outweigh risks to you personally. If you're worried about Hormone Replacement Therapy, consider other effective non-medical therapies to treat their needs and request a second opinion before starting a treatment cycle.
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