The type of hormone therapy your doctor prescribes may depend on your menopausal symptoms. For example, pills or patches can treat night sweats. Vaginal rings, creams, or tablets help alleviate vaginal dryness. Duke Health's certified menopause specialists at the HRT Clinic in Richfield MN are obstetricians and gynecologists who can prescribe hormonal hormone therapy, but the primary care provider or obstetrician gynecologist at the HRT Clinic in Richfield MN can also prescribe hormone therapy.
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What is Hormone Replacement Therapy and How is it Done?
Learn about hormone replacement therapy (HRT), including how it works, its risks and benefits, and alternative treatments.
How long does hrt last?
If you're doing well with hormone replacement therapy, you won't have symptoms. This means that you won't necessarily know when it's time to reduce it until you talk to your doctor.
Will My Insurance Cover the Cost of Hormone Replacement Therapy?
Find out if your health insurance covers hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Learn about factors that affect coverage and how to check if your plan includes HRT.
What are the two types of hrt?
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is not a single treatment for all treatments; the type and dose given will vary depending on your needs. There are many different combinations available, which can be taken in a variety of ways: oral tablets, skin patches (such as band-aids), gels or sprays.