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Although physiologic hormone replacement therapy (P-HRT) has a historically controversial reputation, the fact remains that P-HRT is the appropriate treatment for most women dealing with estradiol deficiency. When prescribed and delivered to the body properly via a patch or vaginal ring, P-HRT is a useful therapy that provides real results. Oral hormone replacement therapy is not recommended as it passes through the liver and is therefore not a safe protocol.
My 28 Days has created easy-to-understand printable PDFs — so you can educate and advocate when it comes to your menstrual and ovarian health. Just click to download, print, and take to your doctor — or use them as reminders of what to ask when you‘re at your next appointment.
