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Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Jul 31
Menopausal Women Turn to Testosterone to Ease Symptoms as Doctors Weigh Risks and Benefits
Updated
Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Jul 31

Menopausal Women Turn to Testosterone to Ease Symptoms as Doctors Weigh Risks and Benefits

3 articles · Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Jul 31

Summary

  • Menopausal women are increasingly using testosterone and other hormone replacement therapies to manage symptoms that standard treatments may not fully relieve.
  • Dr. Taraneh Shirazian said the approach can offer benefits for some patients, but its use requires weighing potential risks alongside symptom relief.
  • The trend highlights growing demand for broader menopause treatment options as patients seek more tailored ways to address persistent symptoms.

Insights

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