It’s not too late.

You keep hearing what hormones can do: better sleep, stronger bones, an end to the every-other-month bladder infection. But you started menopause years ago, and everyone acts like you missed your window. You did not. Here is the truth, from a physician who does this every day.
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“Is it too late for me?”
A woman whose doctor just retired. A 74-year-old whose best friend will not stop talking about how hormones gave her life back. An 80-year-old who is simply done getting a bladder infection every other month. They ask it in a slightly embarrassed whisper.
No. It is not too late. But here is the part nobody bothers to explain, and it is the whole ballgame: starting hormones at 70 is not the same conversation as starting at 50. The type of hormone matters more, and what you can reasonably expect depends entirely on what you are after. You deserve better than “you are too old now,” which is both lazy and wrong.
“Vaginal estrogen is the easiest yes in medicine, at any age.”Dr. Amy Killen, MD

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