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Surviving60
November 19, 2014 - 8:20am
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I can see that this is a real
I can see that this is a real article, though your second link is not relevant to the topic, so I have to wonder if we are being spammed. We typically do not tolerate new "members" posting links here.
That being said.....it's important for post-menopausal women to learn to regulate their hormone levels naturally. It's well known that women are much more at risk of heart disease after hysterectomy. Hormone replacement is quite another matter, and this article might possibly lead women to believe that they should be taking estrogen. That would be an irresponsible message to send.
I'll leave it to the forum cops to decide if this user is for real. I don't think he or she came here to discuss prolapse. - Surviving
Aging gracefully
November 19, 2014 - 9:31am
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Estrogen therapy
http://circ.ahajournals.org/content/93/10/1928.full
I found this article and it said the evidence was not conclusive. It also said that there is a increased risk of breast cancer and vaginal bleeding with these therapies. My own mother's tryglicerides sky rocked from using Premarin. Do your own studying ladies, before falling for anything that seems too good to be true.
The jury is still out for me on this.
Surviving60
November 19, 2014 - 10:00am
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Estrogen
I do want to point out that the article doesn't specifically appear to be pushing estrogen therapy. But it does indicate that lower estrogen levels after menopause could be related to more heart disease. I just wanted to point out that women could read the study and conclude that they should be taking estrogen after menopause. I think this is a dangerous message. - Surviving
sevilla555
November 19, 2014 - 2:26pm
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Estrogen
Hi Surviving,
I have occasionally used Premarin cream intra-vaginally. It did help my symptoms. I used it sparingly and now no longer need it. I think the connection between Estrogen and cholesterol levels is not 100% conclusive and doesn't take into consideration the various pre-existing conditions some women may already have, which HAVE definitely been proven to contribute to heart disease, such as Diabetes and high blood pressure just to name a few.