If more than one year has passed since your last period, you should probably take hormone therapy continuously. Read on to learn how this works and why it is important.
Different types of HT – which is right for you?
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You’re probably eager to see quick results and improved symptoms once you decide to start hormone therapy (HT). But how long after starting HT will you feel a difference? Read on to find out what to expect.
You can take hormone therapy (HT) if you are still having periods – you just have to take it in a slightly different way. It is called cyclical HT. Read on to learn more.
There is no single best time to start HT. But there are a few things that you need to bear in mind when making the call. Read on to find out more.
Estrogen gel is a type of hormone therapy (HT) that contains estradiol. It is one form of transdermal estrogen, which means it is absorbed through the skin. Find out more.
Many people use hormone therapy (HT) patches to help reduce their menopause symptoms, but how do they work and what are the pros and cons?
