hormone replacement therapy (hrt):

What Are the Risks Associated with HRT?

While HRT can be very effective, it is not without risks. Some of the potential risks include:
Increased risk of breast cancer with long-term use.
Higher chances of developing blood clots and stroke.
Elevated risk of heart disease in older women.
Potential for gallbladder disease.

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