Description
Menopause can lead to various cognitive changes, and menopausal hormone therapy (MHT) has been explored as a potential treatment. Different types of hormone therapies, including estrogen-only therapy and estrogen-progestin therapy, have varying effects on cognitive function. Understanding the nuanced benefits and risks of MHT can aid healthcare providers in making informed decisions for their patients. This expert brief examines the effects of MHT on cognitive function and provides guidance on how to counsel patients regarding these effects.