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By Daniela Dadurian, M.D. Question: What can I do for menopausal symptoms? Answer: For many women, menopause signifies much more than the end of menstruation and their childbearing years. It all too often raises fears of aging and drastic changes in physical and emotional well-being. Many women enter this stage of their life feeling ill-prepared to combat these changes. Perimenopause (the transition to menopause) and menopause represent the decline in hormone production as the ovaries cease regular monthly egg release (ovulation). As a result, women may experience to varying degrees many changes, including, but not limited to, hot flashes, night sweats, weight changes, skin and vaginal dryness, mood changes, bladder changes (symptoms of infection or leakage) and sleep disturbance. While these changes may be overwhelming, there are many positive steps one can take to help ease these symptoms. These include exercise; smoking cessation; healthy diet; vitamins and supplements; maintaining ideal weight; and medications, including hormone replacement. Hormone replacement therapy has been a controversial subject in the past, with concerns about safety and efficacy. However, in recent years, a more personalized and natural approach using bio-identical hormones has helped many women ease into menopause relatively seamlessly. With individualized testing and close … Continue reading →

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The Women's Health Initiative (WHI) was a major 15-year research program to address the most common causes of death, disability and poor quality of life in postmenopausal women cardiovascular disease, cancer, and osteoporosis. The WHI was launched in 1991 and consisted of a set of clinical trials and an observational study, which together involved 161,808 generally healthy postmenopausal women. The clinical trials were designed to test the effects of postmenopausal hormone therapy, diet modification, and calcium and vitamin D supplements on heart disease, fractures, and breast and colorectal cancer. The hormone trial had two studies: the estrogen-plus-progestin study of women with a uterus and the estrogen-alone study of women without a uterus. (Women with a uterus were given progestin in combination with estrogen, a practice known to prevent endometrial cancer.) In both hormone therapy studies, women were randomly assigned to either the hormone medication being studied or to placebo. Those studies have now ended and the data has been analyzed. Though it was found and generally agreed upon that women who took combined hormone replacement therapy (estrogen and progesterone) to lessen their hot flushes and insomnia symptoms increased their chances of breast cancer slightly, many studies suggested that the cancer … Continue reading →