Women turning to testosterone therapy running into unexpected prescription delays
Women who use testosterone therapy to manage menopause symptoms are experiencing unexpected prescription delays and denials at pharmacies. While there is no U.S. approved testosterone product for women, its off-label use is on the rise. Dr. Mike Cirigliano explains why women are turning to this type of treatment, while also breaking down some potential side effects.
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