Jacquelyn English D.O. - Perimenopause Specialist Facebook ad: “Today is World Menopause & Cancer Awareness Day…”

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Today is World Menopause & Cancer Awareness Day — and this week, menopause care made headlines for another reason too. Cancer treatment — chemo, radiation, ovary removal, hormone-blocking therapy — can bring on sudden or early menopause. Sometimes hormone therapy is safe and appropriate for what comes next. Sometimes it isn't. Both are worth knowing, and neither means you're on your own. There are real options either way — hormonal and non-hormonal — and a physician-led team can help you sort out which ones fit your history. On September 17, the FDA held a public meeting on testosterone use in menopausal women. Here's the part that matters most: the benefits many women report — in libido, energy, mood — are real, and they deserve serious research, not dismissal. There's still no FDA-approved testosterone product for women in the U.S., which is exactly why that meeting happened: to close the evidence gaps, and to move toward a female-specific formulation for the women who benefit safely and appropriately from it. Whatever your history includes, you deserve honesty about what the evidence shows, what's still being studied, and what's most likely to help you. You are not alone in this, and there is real help. Have questions about your own situation — including after cancer treatment? Book your free discovery call, or take the free 2-minute quiz — clarityphysicianpartners.com/quiz Now seeing patients virtually throughout NY state. clarityphysicianpartners.com #menopausemyths #hormonetherapy #womenover40 #WomensHealth #menopause #weightloss #perimenopause #physiciancare #mht #hrt #midlifehealth