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  •  Menopausal hormonal therapy in major endocrine diseases

    Редактор | 2019, Lectures for doctors, Practical medicine part 17 №4. 2019 | 23 октября, 2019

    I.V. MADYANOV1, T.S. MADYANOVA2

    1Postgraduate Doctors’ Training Institute of Healthcare Ministry of Chuvash Republic, Cheboksary

    2Aybolit M Medical Center, Cheboksary

    Contact details:

    Madyanov I.V. ― MD, Professor, Head of the Endocrinology Department

    Address: 27 Mikhail Sespel Str., 428018 Cheboksary, е-mail: igo-madyanov@yandex.ru

    Objective: to analyze the current publications on menopausal hormonal therapy (MHT) for thyroid diseases, diabetes, and obesity.

    Material and methods. A review of the main publications in the modern periodic scientific literature on the topic of the use of MHT for thyroid diseases, diabetes mellitus, and obesity.

    Results. The review presents the modern principles of rational MHT for major endocrine diseases.

    Conclusions.  Menopausal hormone therapy can be successfully used for thyroid diseases, diabetes mellitus and obesity, taking into account the specific pathology and the choice of rational treatment tactics.

    Key words: menopausal hormone therapy, thyroid disease, diabetes mellitus, obesity.

    (For citation: Madyanov I.V., Madyanovа T.S. Menopausal hormonal therapy in major endocrine diseases. Practical medicine. 2019. Vol. 17, № 4, P. 118-122)

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    Метки: 2019, diabetes mellitus, I.V. MADYANOV, menopausal hormone therapy, Obesity, Practical medicine part 17 №4. 2019, T.S. MADYANOVA, thyroid disease

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