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Hormone therapy isn’t a general treatment for depression — but a new menopause study found intriguing mood changes

Hormone therapy isn’t a general treatment for depression — but a new menopause study found intriguing mood changes

Hot flashes may be the menopause symptom everyone recognizes. The feeling many women describe as “I don’t feel like myself” can be harder to name — irritability, anxiety, low mood, mental exhaustion and poor sleep arriving in the same stretch of life. A new real-world study of 260 women found that psychological and sleep symptoms improved after they started systemic hormone therapy for approved menopause indications. The improvement was greatest among women who began with more severe mood sympto

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