However, if the ovaries are intact, you still need to have regular pelvic examinations. No, because you may get the regular withdrawal bleed from being on the pill. Very useful as you get used to how your own breast feels so that you can detect any changes in your breasts. This question is being researched at present. Oestrogens have important roles in the brain, but it is not known if HR T will protect against Alzheimer's.
Several studies are extremely encouraging, but more data is required.
Persistent or erratic palpitations require further investigation to assess the cardiovascular system. The menopause transition may have an affect on your moods but your moods may also affect your menopausal experience. Each headache needs to be individually assessed. There may he many different causes, including hormonal fluctuations. It is sensible to have your mammogram just after a period when the breasts are less tender.