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Whether to take hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for menopausal symptoms continues to be controversial. Many women choose not to take HRT for fear of an increased breast cancer risk. According to a new study, the link between breast cancer and HRT is based on "unreliable evidence."
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The peer reviewed Journal, Menopause, had several stories in 2011 that showed improved outcomes for women who received hormone replacement therapy. The journal even had a study that showed that women who discontinued hormone replacement therapy (HRT) were worse off than women who continued hormone therapy.
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DHEA, or dehydroepiandrosterone, is a naturally made hormone in the human body. As a dietary supplement, it is thought to have many health benefits, including slowing or reversing aging, strengthening weak bones, and improving erectile dysfunction in men. Italian researchers have recently found that DHEA may also help women with menopausal symptoms, including increasing interest in sexual activity.
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Estrogen replacement therapies to prevent postmenopausal weight gain come with breast and uterine cancer risk, but plant estrogens can actually reverse postmenopausal weight gain, say researchers.
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According to the Dr. Oz Show, male menopause is a hormonal condition that parallels some of the signs and symptoms women face during menopause. In his show, Dr. Oz offers a simple, overnight penis test to determine if you or someone you love may be suffering from male menopause.
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This week The Dr. Oz Show presents Menopause Clinician Marcy Holmes, a nurse practitioner who shares her 4 solutions for treating perimenopausal rage. Perimenopausal rage is a condition of marked, sudden emotional outbursts of irrational anger associated with the near-arrival of menopause. Ms. Holmes’ 4 solutions for perimenopausal rage treatment are easy to follow steps that will empower and help women who are seeking relief and a way to bring their hormones and their lives back into balance.
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A recent episode of the Dr. Oz Show alerts viewers that women may suffer from uncontrollable surges of rage at their family members due to what he calls ‘Perimenopausal Rage.” In a companion article on The Dr. Oz Show website, Menopause Clinician Marcy Holmes writes about conquering perimenopause and lists the 4 warning signs of perimenopausal rage.
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If you are a woman hoping your hot flashes and night sweats will stop after menopause, results of a new study are not so reassuring. Researchers found that more than half of women were still experiencing hot flashes an average of a decade after their last period.
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In a recent report published in Menopause: The Journal of The North American Menopause Society, researchers have put together a report about current menopause treatment to clarify the results of basic and clinical research studies on the risk and benefits of soy products for pre-, peri- and postmenopausal women who suffer from the symptoms of menopause.
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A clinical trial result concludes soy tablets are no help for reducing hot flashes or preventing bone loss in menopausal women. The study, conducted in women age 45 to 60, also showed soy might make hot flashes worse.
