- Can taking hormone therapy prevent Alzheimer's disease or dementia?
- Is it true that hormone therapy doubles your risk of dementia?
- Does it matter how soon after menopause I start hormone therapy, for my brain?
- Does having early menopause or having my ovaries removed increase my risk of dementia?
- If I carry the APOE4 gene, does that change whether hormone therapy is good or bad for my brain?
- I read a study that said hormone therapy causes dementia, even in women who started young. Is that true?
- Does the type of hormone therapy matter for dementia risk, or is it all the same?
- Will hormone therapy fix my brain fog and memory problems during perimenopause?
- Is vaginal estrogen linked to Alzheimer's disease or dementia?
- Why did the FDA remove the dementia warning from hormone therapy, and does that mean it's proven safe for the brain?
- Why are women more likely to get Alzheimer's disease than men? Is it just because we live longer?
- I heard estrogen cuts Alzheimer's risk by 30 percent, or even up to 65 percent. Is that real?
This page is general information based on published research and public sources. It is not medical advice and not a personal assessment, and it does not replace a conversation with your doctor. Peritale is a wellness product, not a medical device, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. For any medical question, speak with a licensed clinician.
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