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Does anyone know how hormone levels relate menopause to memory loss?
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Related: Estrogen is a key hormone that helps decrease memory loss in menopause. Many women suffer from the "menopause moment" lose words in a middle of a sentence, decreased short term memory. This can be helped by bio identical hormone replacement if you are a good candidate.
Answered 3/16/2017
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