Comments on: Transdermal hormone patches may be safer than oral hormone therapy.

By: melanie bleuel

melanie bleuel — Sun, 03 Jul 2011 04:05:03 +0000

I just had a hysterectomy Tuesday and was put on a low-dose transdermal patch Wednesday. I fell better than I did before my hysterectomy. My thinking is so much clearer. I don’t have that “dementia” feeling anymore. I too am concerned about estrogen therapy, but am somewhat relieve by our article. (I also have osteopenia.) The patch I use has been approved for treatment of osteopenia in low doses. However, there is on thing you omitted in your article. How did the transdermal patches rate as far as risks of breast cancer compared to oral estrogens? I would really like to know, as I have cysts in my breast. Thank you.

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