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Hormone Therapy For Menopause

Hormone therapy is used to treat symptoms of menopause. Your age, family medical history, personal medical history, and severity of your menopausal symptoms are factors that may affect your decision to take hormone therapy. For hormone therapy for menopause, get in touch with us at https://abhormonetherapy.com/hormone-therapy-for-women/

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Hormone Therapy For Menopause

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  1. Hormone Therapy For Menopause

  2. Estrogen Therapy If a woman is having symptoms of menopause after a hysterectomy (surgery to remove the uterus) or a hysterectomy with bilateral salpingoophorectomy (surgery to remove the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries), doctors may suggest a low dose of estrogen. Estrogen comes in different forms. The daily pill and patch are the most popular, but the hormone also is available in a vaginal ring, gel, or spray.

  3. Estrogen pill Pills are the most common treatment for menopausal symptoms. Among the many forms of pills available are conjugated estrogens (Cenestin, Estrace, Estratab, Femtrace, Ogen, and Premarin) or estrogens-bazedoxifene (Duavee). Follow your doctor's instructions for dosing. Most estrogen pills are taken once a day without food. Some have more complicated dosing schedules.

  4. Estrogen patch The patch is worn on the skin of your abdomen. Depending on the dose, some patches are replaced every few days, while others can be worn for a week. Examples are Alora, Climara, Estraderm, and Vivelle- Dot. Combination estrogen and progestin patches -- like Climara Pro and Combipatch -- are also available.

  5. Topical Estrogen Creams, gels, and sprays offer other ways of getting estrogen into your system. Examples include gels (like EstroGel and Divigel), creams (like Estrasorb), and sprays (like Evamist). As with patches, this type of estrogen treatment is absorbed through the skin directly into the bloodstream. The specifics on how to apply these creams vary, although they're usually used once a day. EstroGel is applied on one arm, from the wrist to the shoulder. Estrasorb is applied to the legs. Evamist is applied to the arm.

  6. Contact Us Phone Email (979) 977-1269 info@abhormonetherapy.com Website www.abhormonetherapy.com

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