Revisiting Hormone Replacement Therapy: Are the Risks Still Overstated? Review Abstract Purpose: This paper reviews whether the risks of menopausal hormone therapy have been overstated in contemporary practice and how clinicians can apply current evidence without minimizing established safety concerns. Methodology: Review of current society
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Perimenopause vs Thyroid vs Mood: Sorting Symptom Overlap Efficiently
Perimenopause vs Thyroid vs Mood Sorting Symptom Overlap Efficiently Review Abstract Perimenopause, thyroid dysfunction, depression, and anxiety represent some of the most common and diagnostically challenging conditions encountered in midlife clinical practice. These disorders frequently coexist and share a broad range of overlapping symptoms, creating major complexity
Obesity Screening to Predict Hot Flashes
Obesity Screening to Predict Hot Flashes Vasomotor symptoms (VMS) include hot flashes and night sweats. They are the primary symptoms of menopause and affect 60-80% of women. These symptoms all lead to a reduction in the quality of life. Contrary to the previous belief that VMS occurs near the final menstrual period
