HRT, hailed as the treatment that was supposed to liberate woman more than the pill did, has been advocated for the last
15 years. However research suggests it is not all a bed of roses, and scientists, really do not have all the answers as to it's long term use, there have been some negative reports about cancer risk etc.
So, no conclusive answers. What is clear however, is that more and more woman are choosing the natural alternatives, like soya, black cohosh, yam extract, and various other herbal treatments to treat hot flushes and other
symptoms associated with this stage of life, for women.
I suggest when you next go for your check up, at your doctor, or wellness clinic, that you ask them about how long HRT can continue. I'm sure they will answer as long as you want to have active relations with a partner, and then you can ask about the natural alternatives, which are available in supermarkets and health shops.
15 years. However research suggests it is not all a bed of roses, and scientists, really do not have all the answers as to it's long term use, there have been some negative reports about cancer risk etc.
So, no conclusive answers. What is clear however, is that more and more woman are choosing the natural alternatives, like soya, black cohosh, yam extract, and various other herbal treatments to treat hot flushes and other
symptoms associated with this stage of life, for women.
I suggest when you next go for your check up, at your doctor, or wellness clinic, that you ask them about how long HRT can continue. I'm sure they will answer as long as you want to have active relations with a partner, and then you can ask about the natural alternatives, which are available in supermarkets and health shops.
