Prempro, Femhrt and other combine HRT carry significant and
serious side
effects. These side effects run the gamut in severity from
death all the way down to nausea and everywhere in between.
What makes Prempro side effects and the side effects of
Femhrt and other combine estrogen and progestin HRT so significant is
the number of women affected by Prempro side effects and the side
effects of Femhrt and other combine HRT.
In 2002 about six million women regularly used Prempro, a
commonly prescribed hormone replacement therapy of a combined estrogen
and progestin. That same year health researchers issued dramatic
warnings concerning Prempro after a major study found significant health
risks associated with Prempro and other combine hormone replacement
therapy drugs like Femhrt.
Prempro - along with Femhrt, Ortho-Prefest, Premphase and
other combined estrogen and progestin HRT - carry severe side effects
that can be deadly for women, the Prempro-damning
Women’s Health Initiative study found.
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- Helps reduce the uncomfortable and
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This study found the following Prempro side effects;
- 26 percent increase in breast cancer.
- 41 percent increase in strokes.
- 29 percent increase in heart attacks.
- 100 percent increase of blood clots in legs and lungs.
Although Prempro was the only estrogen progestin combination
drug tested in the study, researchers warned against all combined
hormone therapy drugs. These include Femhrt, Ortho-Prefest and Premphase.
The Women’s Health Initiative study found that Prempro side
effects and side effects of Femhrt and other combined HRT have the
ability to harm massive amounts of women.
In translating the percentages into real life numbers,
researchers stated that out of 10,000 healthy, postmenopausal women
taking Prempro for a year, there would be eight (.08) additional cases
of breast cancer than in 10,000 women who did not take Prempro. Seven
(.07) additional women taking Prempro will have a heart attack. Eight
(.08) additional women taking Prempro will have a stroke and eight (.08)
additional women taking Prempro will have blood clots in the lungs.
But let’s take those numbers and look at them in the true
scope of this health calamity. In 2002, 6 million women were taking
Prempro. In multiplying out the numbers against the 6 million, we see
the catastrophic and broad-reaching health effects to women.
For the 6 million women taking Prempro, there will be:
- 480,000 additional breast cancer cases. (6,000,000
multiplied by .08)
- 420,000 more heart attacks. (6,000,000 multiplied by .07)
- 480,000 more strokes. (6,000,000 multiplied by .08)
- 480,000 more blood clot cases. (6,000,000 multiplied by
.08)
Immediately after the release of this shattering study,
attorneys across the country began gathering a pool of women who took
Prempro, Femhrt and other combined HRT and experienced serious side
effects. We expect to see a class-action suit filed against the makers
of Prempro, Femhrt and other combined HRT in the near future.
But along with the serious and potentially life-threatening
Prempro side effects, there are also a long list of other Prempro side
effects that affect women taking Prempro, Femhrt and other combined HRT.
Now here’s the kicker – most of the Prempro side effects listed by the
manufacturer are also menopause side effects. Why take a harmful Prempro
prescription for menopause side effects if Prempro produces other
menopause side effects?
Other Prempro Side effects include (but are not limited to):
- Sharp chest pain.
- Sharp lower leg (calf) pain.
- Shortness of breath.
- Coughing up blood.
- Vision problems.
- Abnormal vaginal bleeding.
- Breast lumps.
- Dizziness.
- Fluid retention.
- Nausea.
- Severe abdominal pain and swelling.
- Breast tenderness.
- Depression.
- Irregular bleeding.
- Headache.
- Irritability.
- Mood changes.
- Increased uterine fibroids.
- Weight gain.
- Fatigue.
- Changes in sleep patterns.
- Acne.
- Decreased libido.
- Hair loss.
- Can worsen diabetes.
Manufactures also warn that women should not take Prempro,
Femhrt or other combined HRT if they have a history of breast cancer or
uterine cancer, liver disease, abnormal vaginal bleeding or have had a
stroke.
Despite the significant and
life-threatening health risks of Prempro side effects, along with the
minor yet uncomfortable Prempro side effects, countless women remain on
Prempro and other combined estrogen and progestin hormone replacement
therapy like Femhrt, Premphase and Ortho-Prefest.
WHY?
Hormone replacement therapy has been around for five decades
and has become so accepted, almost a rite of menopause passage. Women
might automatically look to hormone replacement therapy instead of
healthy means of reducing menopause symptoms without side effects common
in Prempro, Femhrt and other hormone replacement therapy drugs.
Some women take an "It won’t happen to me" approach to the
increased cancer and heart disease risks that go hand-in-hand with
hormone replacement therapy. Others might not fully understand the broad
implications of the shattering Women’s Health Initiative study. Yet
others may not know that they can effectively relieve themselves of
menopause symptoms without hormone replacement therapy.
We believe all women should remain educated about the harmful
side effects of Prempro, Femhrt and other HRT and make choices
accordingly.
Synthetic hormone replacement therapy provides relief of
menopausal symptoms but the side effects of Prempro, Femhrt and other
hormone replacement therapy drugs are not worth the risk - especially
when viable and effective alternative exist.
