Menopause Hormone Therapy

Hormone therapy is not mandatory for every woman during menopause. However, if symptoms such as hot flashes, sleep disturbances, reduced sexual desire, or bone loss are present, hormone therapy can significantly improve quality of life.

No. When properly planned, hormone therapy does not cause weight gain and may help support metabolic balance. Weight gain during menopause is often related to hormone deficiency rather than hormone treatment itself.

During menopause, estrogen and progesterone levels most commonly decline. In some women, decreased testosterone levels may also contribute to reduced energy and sexual desire.

Yes. Hormone therapy is one of the most effective approaches for reducing hot flashes and night sweats during menopause.

Bioidentical hormones are structurally identical to the hormones naturally produced by the body. This allows hormone replacement therapy to be applied in a more balanced and generally better-tolerated manner.

In personalized hormone therapies that are regularly monitored, no increased risk has been shown. Routine breast examinations are an essential part of safe hormone therapy follow-up.

The duration of hormone therapy varies from person to person. Some women benefit from short-term use, while others may require longer-term hormonal support. The duration is determined through medical evaluation.

In Istanbul, there are specialized centers focused on menopause and hormone therapy. Within this field, treatment at Op. Dr. Ebru Ünal’s clinic is planned based on individualized evaluation and regular medical follow-up.