Menopause alternative remedy fear
Women who swap hormone replacement therapy for alternative therapies to treat menopause symptoms risk harming themselves, doctors say.
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists also warned women not to expect too much from the therapies.
They said there was some evidence they reduced hot flushes, but there was also a risk of stomach upset and rashes.
In one case, a woman even needed a liver transplant after taking the herb black cohosh.
Source: BBC News
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists also warned women not to expect too much from the therapies.
They said there was some evidence they reduced hot flushes, but there was also a risk of stomach upset and rashes.
In one case, a woman even needed a liver transplant after taking the herb black cohosh.
Source: BBC News
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