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Is hrt a good option after Evenity

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Sep 17 9:23am | Replies (61)

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Thank you very much @sonodeka for your reply and sharing your info with me. Your dxa results are a lot better than mine when I was diagnosed at 59 (my worst spine t score -3.4), my frax risk was a bit better than yours probably due to age. I'd do the same if I were you - give hrt a try as long as doctors give clearance. There are a few studies showing 2-3 years of transdermal hrt used in postmenopausal women could increase lumbar and hip bmd ~3-4%. To me, i'd be satisfied if hrt could hold bmd. Your current dosing is commonly used which is nice. Best of luck to you!

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Thanks Mayblin. I'd also be satisfied with holding steady, but good to know there's a possibility of growth as well! I read that hrt combine with exercise is better than either alone. I am doing as much as I can, currently following the strength training program by Margaret Martin, as well as other forms of exercise every day.
Thanks for sharing your research, it's good to have confirmation that we're on the right track. Best of luck on your path forward!