A new study from the British Medical Journal reveals that women using hormone replacement therapy (HRT) containing both oestrogen and progesterone are at a higher risk of heart disease. Researchers analyzed data from 920,000 menopausal women and found an increased risk of cardiovascular issues among those taking combined hormone therapy.
Women taking hormone replacement therapy (HRT) containing both oestrogen and progesterone have a higher risk of heart disease, according to a new study published by the British Medical Journal (BMJ). The study analyzed data from over 920,000 menopausal women and found that those taking HRT tablets with both hormones were more likely to develop ischemic heart disease, stroke, narrowed arteries, or cancer.
The research highlights the diverse effects of different hormone combinations and administration methods on cardiovascular disease
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