While perimenopause is a natural stage of life when the symptoms are severe, this may be alleviated through<unk>  treatments that include Hormone therapy(HT), non-hormonal therapy, and complementary or alternative therapies.Hormonal therapy  provides the best relief, but hormone therapy should only be used for a short duration  and the lowest effective dose, as it increases the relative risk of uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, breast cancer, thromboembolism, and coronary heart disease, especially in women who start HT after menopause. Some other drugs afford limited relief from hot flashes. A woman and her doctor should carefully review her symptoms and relative risk before determining whether the benefits of HT or other therapies outweigh the risks.
Menopause medical therapy
Endometrial cancer medical therapy
Infertility medical therapy
Gynecomastia medical therapy
Menopause prevention
Polycystic ovary syndrome medical therapy
Endometrial cancer surgery
Breast cancer treatment