Adding Oral Estrogen on Post menopause woman

Posted by sandy0257 @sandy0257, Jul 12, 2023

I’m 66 years old with no breast cancer. Do any of you have experience adding a low dosage oral estrogen to maintain or encourage bone growth?

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I'm not sure we can determine efficacy of strontium, melatonin and micronutrients from the MOTS trial as it was a very small study with only 10 women receiving this protocol. In addition, I don't think cofounders of these participants; exercise and nutrition protocols, etc, were mentioned unless I missed that. Larger studies are definitely needed to determine the safety and efficacy of strontium. I couldn't find the Coombs study.

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@teb

I'm not sure we can determine efficacy of strontium, melatonin and micronutrients from the MOTS trial as it was a very small study with only 10 women receiving this protocol. In addition, I don't think cofounders of these participants; exercise and nutrition protocols, etc, were mentioned unless I missed that. Larger studies are definitely needed to determine the safety and efficacy of strontium. I couldn't find the Coombs study.

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Hi, I appreciate your reply but was a little confused how strontium and estrogen have in common?

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@teb

I'm not sure we can determine efficacy of strontium, melatonin and micronutrients from the MOTS trial as it was a very small study with only 10 women receiving this protocol. In addition, I don't think cofounders of these participants; exercise and nutrition protocols, etc, were mentioned unless I missed that. Larger studies are definitely needed to determine the safety and efficacy of strontium. I couldn't find the Coombs study.

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Sorry its the COMB study not coombs.

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@sandy0257

Hi, I appreciate your reply but was a little confused how strontium and estrogen have in common?

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oh sorry, that was in response to a previous reply on this thread siting the study. I should have hit reply to that comment as a direct response. Sorry for the confusion.

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@teb

oh sorry, that was in response to a previous reply on this thread siting the study. I should have hit reply to that comment as a direct response. Sorry for the confusion.

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It’s fine, I must have missed the previous reply post. I apologize for the confusion.

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@sandy0257

It’s fine, I must have missed the previous reply post. I apologize for the confusion.

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no worries. my mistake for not directly replying. will remember to do so in the future! helps to keep track of comments and how they relate!

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Yes, I am on a low dose of estrogen patch for osteoporosis and over 70.
I have severe osteoporosis.

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@judy58

Yes, I am on a low dose of estrogen patch for osteoporosis and over 70.
I have severe osteoporosis.

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How long have you been on the estrogen and have you had a bone density after taking estrogen? If so, has your bones remained the same, loss bone or gained bone?

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@sandy0257

How long have you been on the estrogen and have you had a bone density after taking estrogen? If so, has your bones remained the same, loss bone or gained bone?

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I’ve only been on it for a few wks. I will get a scan after a year. I may go on Forteo. I will do more research. I will continue the low dose of estrogen only, not progesterone.

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@judy58

I’ve only been on it for a few wks. I will get a scan after a year. I may go on Forteo. I will do more research. I will continue the low dose of estrogen only, not progesterone.

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Keep us posted. Is there a reason why no Progesterone? Did the dr recommend not too?

I’m just asking to learn, as I want to see if I can get on that patch. I have also learned some people do use progesterone too; however, I don’t know anymore than that.

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