Thursday, October 25, 2007

HRT may increase joint pain

Women on hormone replacement therpy because of joint aches may experience an increase in pain after stopping treatment warn an expert. This is because estrogen appears to have ubiquitous effects on the female anatomy, where its deficiency may lead to vasomotor and psychosomatic symptoms associated with menopause.

The experts said musculoskeletal aches were common in women of menopausal age and this was reflected in studies conducted in many countries and there is a difference in women of difference cultural backgrounds. Study also said the figture of women complaining of musculoskeletal aches seem to hover around the fifty percent region.

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Blogger Parag said...

Many women turn to Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to ease their symptoms. Initially heralded as a miraculous cure for the symptoms of menopause, it’s no longer clear as to whether hormone replacement therapy is a healthy choice for treating symptoms of menopause.

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