2016NeurologyRequires access

Hormone therapy and brain structure in postmenopausal women

Jennifer Rose V. Molano

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Abstract

Many women who are going through menopause (see page e102, “About menopause”) have symptoms (e.g., “hot flashes”) that may be difficult. Some women choose to treat these symptoms through hormone replacement therapy. Hormones may include estrogen and progesterone.

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Many women who are going through menopause (see page e102, “About menopause”) have symptoms (e.g., “hot flashes”) that may be difficult. Some women choose to treat these symptoms through hormone replacement therapy. Hormones may include estrogen and progesterone.

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Many women who are going through menopause (see page e102, “About menopause”) have symptoms (e.g., “hot flashes”) that may be difficult. Some women choose to treat these symptoms through hormone replacement therapy. Hormones may include estrogen and progesterone.

Key concepts: Menopause, Estrogen, Hormone therapy, Hormone replacement therapy (female-to-male), Hormone, Medicine, Estrogen replacement therapy, Postmenopausal women

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