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This doc put my mom on hormone replacement therapy for menopause eventhough she experienced few symptoms. is it risky for her to use hrt?
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HRT: Hormone replacement post menopause is a tough area. In most women it should not be started more than 3 years after menopause. Her gynecologist will spend time with her discussing the pros and cons. The publications are trending towards being less concerned about hormone replacement in menopause but that is still undecided.
Answered 5/31/2014
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