Do you need the hormone of desire?

Article Abstract:

Physicians are increasingly giving menopausal women testosterone to improve their libido. The therapy seems to work for some but not for others. The long-term effect of testosterone therapy in women are unknown. Potential side effects include acne, oily skin and growth of facial hair.

Health aspects, Drug therapy, Testosterone, Women's health, Menopause, Libido

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Can hormones make you happy? What to do when estrogen nose-dives and takes your memory and mood with it

Article Abstract:

Menopausal women often experience memory lapse and memory failure as the level of estrogen reduces. Estrogen may help in the production of acetylcholine and affects moods when the levels become imbalanced by altering the level of serotonin. Therapeutic use of estrogen is evaluated.

Evaluation, Physiological aspects, Hormone therapy, Estrogen, Estrogens

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