Back in 2003, I had several menopause aged women as co-workers who were upset that their doctors stopped agreeing to refill their HRT prescriptions. There had been studies that showed it upped the chance of heart disease. These were women in their 50s who wanted hormone treatment to help alleviate the impact of menopause. After I peak…
Back in 2003, I had several menopause aged women as co-workers who were upset that their doctors stopped agreeing to refill their HRT prescriptions. There had been studies that showed it upped the chance of heart disease. These were women in their 50s who wanted hormone treatment to help alleviate the impact of menopause. After I peaked on this whole trans issue, I realized the sharp double standard. As if being trans eliminates it even mitigates the side effects of long term use.
Back in 2003, I had several menopause aged women as co-workers who were upset that their doctors stopped agreeing to refill their HRT prescriptions. There had been studies that showed it upped the chance of heart disease. These were women in their 50s who wanted hormone treatment to help alleviate the impact of menopause. After I peaked on this whole trans issue, I realized the sharp double standard. As if being trans eliminates it even mitigates the side effects of long term use.