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Is Hormone Therapy Safe For Menopausal Women? Doctors Weigh In
If you have been thinking of going for hormone therapy to deal with menopause, here's what you need to know
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"I Am Eligible For Women's Cricket": Anaya Bangar To Approach ICC, BCCI For Inclusion Of Transgender Athletes
Anaya Bangar, who was formerly named Aryan, shared an eight-page athlete testing report detailing her journey as an athlete, post Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT).
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Oscar Winner Halle Berry Reveals Her Secret To Anti-Aging
Halle Berry's personal experience with testosterone therapy brings attention to alternative approaches for managing menopausal symptoms and aging.
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PCOS: Hormonal Balance Is The Key To Better Health, Try These Tips To Regulate Hormones
Women's Health: Read on as we list some simple tips you can follow for better hormone regulation.
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Hormones: 6 Morning Practices To Improve Hormonal Health, As Per An Expert
Your lifestyle choices can shape your health and even your hormone levels. Follow this morning routine to improve your overall health.
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For Very Short Child, Should Parents Consider Growth Hormone Therapy?
Adults with severe shortness (less than 63 inches for men and 59 inches for women) may face difficulties with everyday tasks such as driving a car.
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Doctors Prescribe Yoga As A Treatment For Their Patients
A new age yoga start-up in the national capital region is offering clinical yoga therapy for curing chronic disorders in women caused by hormonal imbalance which contribute to infertility.
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Hormonal Therapy Safe for Women with Migraine, Natural Ingredients May Help Tackle the Pain
Migraine is often described as neurological ailments that causes headache.
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Hormonal Therapy Safe for Menopausal Women: A Balanced Diet May Prevent Risk of Early Menopause
Using hormone replacement therapy to treat common symptoms of menopause for up to five to seven years may be safe, study.
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A Solution To All Your Menopause Problems
Tired of hot flashes and mood swings? This recent study could solve all your menopause related problems
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Hormone Therapy May Put Women at Risk of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss, which is one of the main problems that women turn to hormone replacement therapy for, is actually aggravated by this therapy, a new study suggests.
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Decade Of Hormone Therapy Reduces Breast Cancer Recurrence: Study
Doubling the duration of hormone therapy for women with early-stage breast cancer from five to 10 years reduces the risk of recurrence and developing tumors in the other breast, a study showed on Sunday.
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Female Hormone Supplements May Up Breast Cancer Risk: Study
Post-menopausal women who use female hormone supplements containing estrogen and progestin ("combination" therapy) are at an increased risk for estrogen receptor positive breast cancer, says a new study.
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Exercise good for older women's bones
Exercise helps older women maintain their bone density, but adding supplements to the routine does not have any extra benefit.
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Smoking ups aneurysm rupture risk
Women who smoke are more likely to undergo surgery for an abdominal aortic aneurysm or to experience a ruptured aneurysm.
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Is Hormone Therapy Safe For Menopausal Women? Doctors Weigh In
If you have been thinking of going for hormone therapy to deal with menopause, here's what you need to know
-
"I Am Eligible For Women's Cricket": Anaya Bangar To Approach ICC, BCCI For Inclusion Of Transgender Athletes
Anaya Bangar, who was formerly named Aryan, shared an eight-page athlete testing report detailing her journey as an athlete, post Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT).
-
Oscar Winner Halle Berry Reveals Her Secret To Anti-Aging
Halle Berry's personal experience with testosterone therapy brings attention to alternative approaches for managing menopausal symptoms and aging.
-
PCOS: Hormonal Balance Is The Key To Better Health, Try These Tips To Regulate Hormones
Women's Health: Read on as we list some simple tips you can follow for better hormone regulation.
-
Hormones: 6 Morning Practices To Improve Hormonal Health, As Per An Expert
Your lifestyle choices can shape your health and even your hormone levels. Follow this morning routine to improve your overall health.
-
For Very Short Child, Should Parents Consider Growth Hormone Therapy?
Adults with severe shortness (less than 63 inches for men and 59 inches for women) may face difficulties with everyday tasks such as driving a car.
-
Doctors Prescribe Yoga As A Treatment For Their Patients
A new age yoga start-up in the national capital region is offering clinical yoga therapy for curing chronic disorders in women caused by hormonal imbalance which contribute to infertility.
-
Hormonal Therapy Safe for Women with Migraine, Natural Ingredients May Help Tackle the Pain
Migraine is often described as neurological ailments that causes headache.
-
Hormonal Therapy Safe for Menopausal Women: A Balanced Diet May Prevent Risk of Early Menopause
Using hormone replacement therapy to treat common symptoms of menopause for up to five to seven years may be safe, study.
-
A Solution To All Your Menopause Problems
Tired of hot flashes and mood swings? This recent study could solve all your menopause related problems
-
Hormone Therapy May Put Women at Risk of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss, which is one of the main problems that women turn to hormone replacement therapy for, is actually aggravated by this therapy, a new study suggests.
-
Decade Of Hormone Therapy Reduces Breast Cancer Recurrence: Study
Doubling the duration of hormone therapy for women with early-stage breast cancer from five to 10 years reduces the risk of recurrence and developing tumors in the other breast, a study showed on Sunday.
-
Female Hormone Supplements May Up Breast Cancer Risk: Study
Post-menopausal women who use female hormone supplements containing estrogen and progestin ("combination" therapy) are at an increased risk for estrogen receptor positive breast cancer, says a new study.
-
Exercise good for older women's bones
Exercise helps older women maintain their bone density, but adding supplements to the routine does not have any extra benefit.
-
Smoking ups aneurysm rupture risk
Women who smoke are more likely to undergo surgery for an abdominal aortic aneurysm or to experience a ruptured aneurysm.
