54 year old Female in need of help with HRT

[Equipeeler]

And also, a lot of this takes a lot of tweaking before finding the sweet spot. What works for one, might not the other.

Plus I'm not certain taking progesterone without also taking E2, E3 would be a good idea.

ps: the link above, the thread "Woman's Wellness" might be where to start. It's very applicable.

pss: a lot more docs are on board since the threads in the link.

We have read through the threads provided, thanks, they were very informative. What do you fell as though she should be doing, hormonally, until she h had a chance to research the books and consult with a compounding pharmacist? I have read so fantastic information from a member PPC but does not seem as though she is with the board anymore. Very insightful person, would love to contact her.

[SlimmerMe]

We have read through the threads provided, thanks, they were very informative. What do you fell as though she should be doing, hormonally, until she h had a chance to research the books and consult with a compounding pharmacist? I have read so fantastic information from a member PPC but does not seem as though she is with the board anymore. Very insightful person, would love to contact her.

You're welcome and x2 PPC. Brightest around and taught me so much. Who knows, she might pop in sometime.

As far as what your wife should be doing right now, this is something I would hesitate to answer. All of this is so personal and some find the perfect protocol off the bat, yet others don't.

Meantime, try to get the suggested books and yes, talk to some compounding pharmacist. And her doc. And if her doc's not informed, find another one. They're a dime a dozen now. It's a cash cow business.

[Equipeeler]

You're welcome and x2 PPC. Brightest around and taught me so much. Who knows, she might pop in sometime.

As far as what your wife should be doing right now, this is something I would hesitate to answer. All of this is so personal and some find the perfect protocol off the bat, yet others don't.

Meantime, try to get the suggested books and yes, talk to some compounding pharmacist. And her doc. And if her doc's not informed, find another one. They're a dime a dozen now. It's a cash cow business.

Slimmer, as an update, my wife just got in a couple of the books that were recommended in the referred threads. She is diving right in and appreciative of the information. Also, we visited a compound pharmacist that has anti aging training who was better able to explain the ins and outs of HRT with her. It seems like she is on the right course now. Her application of medications has been bumped up to a daily basis with increased amounts and blood will be run after three months to evaluate adjustments that will need to be made.