Signal
Hormone Therapy Linked to Increased Migraine Burden in Postmenopausal Women Study Finds
Summary
New research from The Menopause Society indicates that postmenopausal hormone therapy is associated with higher migraine frequency and burden, though not symptom intensity. The findings challenge current management protocols for women balancing vasomotor symptoms with chronic neurological conditions.
The finding adds to the evidence in Menopause & Midlife. Read it alongside earlier studies asking the same question. Companies whose products depend on clinical proof feel this kind of result first.
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