In contemporary standard English, these are the second-person pronouns: 1  you (singular and plural personal pronoun). 2  yours (singular and plural possessive pronoun). 3  yourself and yourselves (singular and plural reflexive / intensive pronouns).
A Cochrane review came to the result that in women starting hormone replacement therapy less than 10 years after menopause have a lower mortality and lower rate of coronary heart disease compared to placebo or no treatment, without any strong evidence of an effect on the risk of stroke.
A lot of women notice cognitive changes during menopause that leave them feeling âfuzzy,â a little (or a lot) less sharp than they used to be. For many women, these are troubling changes. They wonderâand worry aboutâwhere it will end. Itâs not entirely clear why these symptoms arise during menopause. Several studies have been done to test whether hormonal changesâespecially estrogen lossâare behind the brain fog. In fact, part of the logic behind hormone replacement therapy was that it might help prevent such cognitive changes.