Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) is often recommended for women of a certain age.
While many of the side-effects continue to be screened, I am not sure that a particular side-effect that I have noticed is on any medical researcher's radar:
Some women become progressively shorter and lighter in weight.
What proportion of women who take HRT have this side-effect?
With what other side-effects is that linked?
Are there better ways of tackling the issues of ageing for women?
And why is it that Indian women of the same age-level never suffered the symptoms for which HRT is recommended?
Or did that apply to all women from non-industrial societies?
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