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A member asked:
Should hrt elimate all menopause symptoms? or is it normal to still have some hot flashes after 6 weeks on it?
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Unlikely: No pills can replace the natural rhythm of the body. While hrt can raise your level back to normal, it cannot "adjust" quickly so it's possible some symptoms can remain.
Answered 11/11/2014
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