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[Hormone replacement therapy in the climacteric].

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Menopause is the physiologic state that is a consequence of the cessation of ovarian function. A large number of vasomotor, psychological and gynecological symptoms have been associated with menopause. Hormonal replacement therapy is effective in treating these conditions. The use of estrogens and progestins including dosages, routes of administration and their advantages and disadvantages are reviewed in this article. In addition, hormonal replacement therapy may reduce the risk of atherosclerosis and prevent the osteoporosis of climateric women. Hormonal therapy is associated with side effects but they do not contraindicate its use.

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Menopause is the physiologic state that is a consequence of the cessation of ovarian function. A large number of vasomotor, psychological and gynecological symptoms have been associated with menopause. Hormonal replacement therapy is effective in treating these conditions. The use of estrogens and progestins including dosages, routes of administration and their advantages and disadvantages are reviewed in this article. In addition, hormonal replacement therapy may reduce the risk of atherosclerosis and prevent the osteoporosis of climateric women. Hormonal therapy is associated with side effects but they do not contraindicate its use.

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Menopause is the physiologic state that is a consequence of the cessation of ovarian function. A large number of vasomotor, psychological and gynecological symptoms have been associated with menopause. Hormonal replacement therapy is effective in treating these conditions. The use of estrogens and progestins including dosages, routes of administration and their advantages and disadvantages are reviewed in this article. In addition, hormonal replacement therapy may reduce the risk of atherosclerosis and prevent the osteoporosis of climateric women. Hormonal therapy is associated with side effects but they do not contraindicate its use.

Key concepts: Climacteric, Menopause, Medicine, Hormonal replacement therapy, Vasomotor, Hormone replacement therapy (female-to-male), Osteoporosis, Hormone

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