Estrogen replacement therapy replaces hormones that are lost during menopause. By replacing these hormones a woman can find relief from unpleasant effects of this life change. This life change can happen naturally or surgically depending on the physical wellness of each individual. Natural estrogen replacement can aid in slowing bone degeneration, mental impairment, and even organ function. The uncomfortable side effects of menopause can also be muted by this treatment. Starting treatment after the first signs of menopause is the usual onset of management, but if a woman has not seen any signs of this change by the age of 60 she should start this type of care anyway. Women who choose this method of treatment also tend to seek natural treatments including tea and healthy eating. In addition to decreasing the unwanted side effects this type of treatment can also decrease the occurrence of heart disease and stroke by 10%.
Many risks are associated with the use of estrogen replacement therapy. Used appropriately a woman can usually accept any side effects due to the fact that they are minor compared to the alternative life risks and discomfort a woman can incur without the therapy. In addition, statistics available concerning the effects of using this type of therapy are largely based on people who used too high of a dose or had other health problems that may have had an effect of the results. Otherwise healthy women using the correct dosage have minor reactions if any. Some women reject the idea of taking estrogen replacement therapy either because it disrupts the natural aging process or due to the fact that the estrogen comes from pregnant mares, which can be viewed as animal abuse. Use for a short-term is much more advisable than long-term use which may lead to earlier death. Likewise, women already at risk for heart disease are also at a disadvantage for the benefits due to the increased risk of heart disease even in completely healthy individuals. Reading articles available online or through current medical research publications are no match for the individualized care available through the evaluation of health history with a qualified health professional. This method of discovery enables a patient to develop a unique and personalized plan with the knowledge of research to prepare her avoidance of possible side effects of any treatment sought. Providing the doctor with all information including daily activities, changes in lifestyle, and certainly any physical changes related or unrelated to treatment.
Because many chemical changes occur during menopause a variety of mental changes can occur as well. These include early onset of Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and general forgetfulness. Some women desire to start estrogen replacement therapy, as a prevention method concerning mental wellness, but this is unadvisable due to the high risks associated. If no natural risk is present due to the risk of heart disease, breast cancer, and dementia. Though this treatment is designed to lessen the effects of these symptoms, sometimes they occur or are increased due to the application of natural estrogen replacement. In addition to lowering the effects of dementia and bone loss, it can also aid in the appearance of wrinkles depending on the individuals exposure to sunlight and smoking history. Evaluating the above-mentioned risks will aid in determining whether the use of estrogen replacement therapy is a viable option simply to reduce the visible signs of aging. Due to the lack of long-term research data concerning the use of this type of therapy a woman should only use it if a sincere problem exists. Evaluating what her mom and grandmother experienced during this time in life will additionally aid in reaching an educated decision concerning the best individual treatment. "He shall not alter it, nor change it, a good for a bad, or a bad for a good: and if he shall at all change beast for beast, then it and the exchange thereof shall be holy." (Leviticus 27:10)
Alternative to this type of treatment range from dietary and lifestyle changes to invasive hysterectomy surgery. Each type of treatment has its own side effects; likewise, non-treatment is an option that has side effects. The bottom line is that the big female change creates the environment that the body will undergo some sort of change. Acceptance of aging and inevitable changes to the body needs to be understood before any treatment options are considered. Many women undergo unnecessary surgery every year resulting in more serious problems than before the surgery leading to regret. Proper research and choice of a qualified surgeon will lead to the most appropriate action plan. This type of treatment is not for everyone either physically or mentally, but understanding the options available is important. Because of the chemical changes the body undergoes, nutritional needs change during the time of life as well. A change in multivitamin as well as diet is necessary no matter what course of treatment chosen to combat unwanted reactions the body has. In order to lessen any complications or side effects of natural estrogen replacement or surgery the body must first be in the best possible health. Although natural estrogen replacement has not shown to cause side effects, the general effectiveness of the treatment will have better results if the body is in good health. This can be accomplished through regular cardiovascular exercise, a balanced diet, low stress, and sunshine. Creating a plan with a doctor or nutritionist creates support and a proven plan, however, not everyone can afford or needs this level of care. Consciously making healthy choices toward food and choosing to take a walk instead of watching TV sometimes is all that is needed to alleviate physical problems caused by menopause.
Many risks are associated with the use of estrogen replacement therapy. Used appropriately a woman can usually accept any side effects due to the fact that they are minor compared to the alternative life risks and discomfort a woman can incur without the therapy. In addition, statistics available concerning the effects of using this type of therapy are largely based on people who used too high of a dose or had other health problems that may have had an effect of the results. Otherwise healthy women using the correct dosage have minor reactions if any. Some women reject the idea of taking estrogen replacement therapy either because it disrupts the natural aging process or due to the fact that the estrogen comes from pregnant mares, which can be viewed as animal abuse. Use for a short-term is much more advisable than long-term use which may lead to earlier death. Likewise, women already at risk for heart disease are also at a disadvantage for the benefits due to the increased risk of heart disease even in completely healthy individuals. Reading articles available online or through current medical research publications are no match for the individualized care available through the evaluation of health history with a qualified health professional. This method of discovery enables a patient to develop a unique and personalized plan with the knowledge of research to prepare her avoidance of possible side effects of any treatment sought. Providing the doctor with all information including daily activities, changes in lifestyle, and certainly any physical changes related or unrelated to treatment.
Because many chemical changes occur during menopause a variety of mental changes can occur as well. These include early onset of Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and general forgetfulness. Some women desire to start estrogen replacement therapy, as a prevention method concerning mental wellness, but this is unadvisable due to the high risks associated. If no natural risk is present due to the risk of heart disease, breast cancer, and dementia. Though this treatment is designed to lessen the effects of these symptoms, sometimes they occur or are increased due to the application of natural estrogen replacement. In addition to lowering the effects of dementia and bone loss, it can also aid in the appearance of wrinkles depending on the individuals exposure to sunlight and smoking history. Evaluating the above-mentioned risks will aid in determining whether the use of estrogen replacement therapy is a viable option simply to reduce the visible signs of aging. Due to the lack of long-term research data concerning the use of this type of therapy a woman should only use it if a sincere problem exists. Evaluating what her mom and grandmother experienced during this time in life will additionally aid in reaching an educated decision concerning the best individual treatment. "He shall not alter it, nor change it, a good for a bad, or a bad for a good: and if he shall at all change beast for beast, then it and the exchange thereof shall be holy." (Leviticus 27:10)
Alternative to this type of treatment range from dietary and lifestyle changes to invasive hysterectomy surgery. Each type of treatment has its own side effects; likewise, non-treatment is an option that has side effects. The bottom line is that the big female change creates the environment that the body will undergo some sort of change. Acceptance of aging and inevitable changes to the body needs to be understood before any treatment options are considered. Many women undergo unnecessary surgery every year resulting in more serious problems than before the surgery leading to regret. Proper research and choice of a qualified surgeon will lead to the most appropriate action plan. This type of treatment is not for everyone either physically or mentally, but understanding the options available is important. Because of the chemical changes the body undergoes, nutritional needs change during the time of life as well. A change in multivitamin as well as diet is necessary no matter what course of treatment chosen to combat unwanted reactions the body has. In order to lessen any complications or side effects of natural estrogen replacement or surgery the body must first be in the best possible health. Although natural estrogen replacement has not shown to cause side effects, the general effectiveness of the treatment will have better results if the body is in good health. This can be accomplished through regular cardiovascular exercise, a balanced diet, low stress, and sunshine. Creating a plan with a doctor or nutritionist creates support and a proven plan, however, not everyone can afford or needs this level of care. Consciously making healthy choices toward food and choosing to take a walk instead of watching TV sometimes is all that is needed to alleviate physical problems caused by menopause.
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