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Which symptoms can be treated with hormone replacement therapy?
Which symptoms can be treated with hormone replacement therapy?
- Weight gain and hair loss
- Muscle mass increase and bone loss
- Skin aging and sexual dysfunction
- Hot flashes and vaginal dryness (correct)
What are the main hormone drugs used in HRT?
What are the main hormone drugs used in HRT?
- Testosterone and growth hormone
- Thyroxine and parathyroid hormone
- Insulin and cortisol
- Estrogens and progestogens (correct)
Why is progestogen added to estrogen regimens in HRT?
Why is progestogen added to estrogen regimens in HRT?
- To decrease the effectiveness of estrogen therapy
- To avoid the risk of endometrial cancer (correct)
- To increase the risk of endometrial cancer
- To promote endometrial hyperplasia
What is the main female sex hormone that occurs naturally?
What is the main female sex hormone that occurs naturally?
What is one of the risks associated with unopposed estrogen therapy?
What is one of the risks associated with unopposed estrogen therapy?
True or false: Hormone replacement therapy is used to treat symptoms associated with male menopause.
True or false: Hormone replacement therapy is used to treat symptoms associated with male menopause.
True or false: Estrogens and progestogens are the only types of hormones used in HRT.
True or false: Estrogens and progestogens are the only types of hormones used in HRT.
True or false: Unopposed estrogen therapy decreases the risk of endometrial cancer.
True or false: Unopposed estrogen therapy decreases the risk of endometrial cancer.
True or false: Hormone replacement therapy can help prevent accelerated skin aging.
True or false: Hormone replacement therapy can help prevent accelerated skin aging.
True or false: Progestogen is added to estrogen regimens in HRT to avoid the risk of bone loss.
True or false: Progestogen is added to estrogen regimens in HRT to avoid the risk of bone loss.