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MADRID, May 22 (UPI) -- An international group of menopause experts meeting in Switzerland said that hormone replacement therapy in the early postmenopausal period is safe. The experts said healthy women going through the first few years of menopause who need HRT to relieve symptoms should...
Results presented at 12th World Congress on the Menopause show significant improvement in vaginal dryness and dyspareunia, two of the most frequent symptoms associated with vulvovaginal atrophy ANN ARBOR, Mich., May 21, 2008 /PRNewswire/ --... ... Results presented at...
Dry Skin Care Treatment Needs To Change During Menopause While most dry skin is caused by frequent contact with chemicals in soaps, household cleansers and cosmetics, hormonal changes during menopause present an entirely different problem. It is wise to find products that will accommodate the...
Posted Wednesday, May 21, 2008 ; 12:40 PM Updated Wednesday, May 21, 2008 ; 12:49 PM A lack of sleep can cause a shut-down and menopausal women can continue hormone therapy. Story by The CBS Newspath NEW YORK -- Scientists warn being deprived of sleep for even one night can make the brain...
Over a year ago my period started on schedule. I got online to look up long periods and heavy periods because I had always been very regular and now besides going on forever there was a lot of blood. That was a Friday and on Wednesday I had a uterine biopsy and Friday she called to tell me I had...
Yes, there are free menopause tests for symptoms - see the women's health clinic hormone health test link below. And the Estroven menopause test is an at-home test you can use to see if you have menopause symptoms. Quite often, a woman in her 30's or 40's is experiencing one or more health...
An international panel of menopause experts says that hormone replacement therapy, as long as it's taken for a few years in the early postmenopausal period, is safe. "Hormone replacement therapy remains the first-line and most effective treatment for menopausal symptoms," reads the summary of the...
HealthDay - TUESDAY, May 20 (HealthDay News) -- Many women, and even some physicians, quickly abandoned the use of hormone replacement therapy in 2002, after the large Women's Health Study suggested that the treatment might harm women who were long past menopause.
Ten years since its launch, there seems no end Viagra's success. The sex drug has restored sexual function to millions of men worldwide. However, there is no equivalent pill for women and many are struggling with the menopause just as their husbands are experiencing sexual rejuvenation.
Iressa Shows Promise For Treatment Of Metastatic Breast Cancer When Combined With Hormonal Therapy May 19th, 2008 | Category: Health News Gefitinib, the once-promising drug previously approved as a second line treatment for lung cancer, additionally known as Iressa, enhanced the effectiveness of...
