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Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: 2 days ago | Replies (28)
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The raloxifene is a synthetic form of hormone which does not match chemically the hormone which is produced in the human body.
Bioidentical hormones used topically match your bodies' chemical hormones.
Also, DHEA supplements or creams or pregnelone supplements work at the adrenal level to up your hormones naturally.
I would not take any hormone with out a good hormone specialist monitoring and the results from a good hormone work up, saliva test or serum base line test.
A compounding pharmacist will have the names of hormone drs in your area with which they work.
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@kathleen1324,
I have been trying to find a doctor who will prescribe estrogen patches for me, but no luck so far. I have not taken the Raloxifene for fear of blood clots. Although my Endo told me that it was safer than estrogen, I'm not sure that I believe him. Thanks for your suggestions. I will check with the compounding pharmacists in my area for a good hormone specialist.