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@blueberre she might’ve been asking for an entirely different reason: to get your insurance to cover the hormone replacement therapy. They don’t cover it for any reason or no reason and that’s the question that is asked in order to get insurance to pay for it.
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@blueberre I am with @loriesco on this. One of my doctors looked me straight in the face with raised eyebrows and asked if I had any menopause symptoms. Ignorantly I just said "no" when I should have said, completely honestly, that I had reduced libido, mood swings, and vaginal dryness.
But my next doctor still got me on insurance-covered HRT anyway at age 66 and 20+ years from my 43yo menopause. And the HRT has helped with the symptoms above also.