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Hormone therapy use may lead to fewer mood disturbances during the menopause transition

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Mood disturbances—depressed mood, irritability, anxiety and mental exhaustion—are common during the menopause transition, affecting up to 68% of women. Although hormone therapy (HT) is FDA-approved for hot flashes and genitourinary symptoms, its role in managing mood symptoms is less understood.


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