Hormone replacement therapy can push menopause back till early 60s, says Aboutaleb Saremi, managing director of Sarem Cell Research Center. “Menopause happens when the level of estrogen gradually drops after the age of 40, which negatively affects women’s quality of life,” he said, Borna News Agency reported. The physical and psychological changes women go through during menopause are so severe that they are often compared with puberty. Hormone replacement therapy which uses female hormones – estrogen and progesterone – to treat common symptoms of menopause and aging could provide women with an easier transition through the process.
