Womens Health Blog

Several studies have indicated that women who use estrogen after menopause are at lower risk of heart diseases as compared to those who do not use them.
Some studies have indicated that although estrogen replacement therapy after menopause reduces the risk of heart attack, it may increase the risk of other diseases such as breast cancer and blood clots in the veins. As mentioned earlier, your doctor will decide whether the benefits of estrogen replacement are more than the expected risks before recommending hormone replacement therapy. There are several types of hormone preparations available. Based on your other associated risk factors and general health, your doctor will be able to recommend the most suited preventive measure for major diseases.

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