학술논문
Pharmacological interactions and menopausal hormone therapy: a review
Document Type
Article
Author
Fasero, Maria; Quereda, Francisco; Andraca, Leire; Coronado, Pluvio J.; Mendoza, Nicolas; Ramírez, Isabel; de la Viuda, Esther; Coronado, Pluvio; Baquedano, Laura; Llaneza, Placido; Nieto, Veronica; Otero, Borja; Sanchez-Mendez, Sonia; Alvarez de Frutos, Visitacion; Andraca, Leire; Barriga, Patricio; Benítez, Zully; Bombas, Teresa; Jesús Cancelo, María J.; Cano, Antonio; Branco, Camil Castelo; Correa, Marta; Doval, Jose Luis; Fasero, Maria; Fiol, Gabriel; Garello, Nestor C.; Genazzani, Andrea R.; Gomez, Ana Isabel; Gomez, Maria A; Gonzalez, Silvia; Goulis, Dimitrios G.; Guinot, Misericordia; Hernandez, Luis R.; Herrero, Sonia; Iglesias, Eva; Jurado, Ana Rosa; Lete, Inaki; Lubian, Daniel; Martínez, Milagros; Nieto, Anibal; Nieto, Laura; Palacios, Santiago; Pedreira, Milagros; Perez-Campos, Ezequiel; Pla, María J.; Presa, Jesús; Quereda, Francisco; Ribes, Miriam; Romero, Pablo; Roca, Beatriz; Sanchez-Capilla, Antonio; Sanchez-Borrego, Rafael; Santaballa, Ana; Santamaría, Amparo; Simoncini, Tommaso; Tinahones, Francisco; Calaf, Joaquín
Source
Menopause; August 2023, Vol. 30 Issue: 8 p873-880, 8p
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ISSN
10723714; 15300374
Abstract
The available evidence of hormone therapy interactions with other drugs comes mainly from biological plausibility, the knowledge of extensive concomitant use without reported incidents, and the extrapolation of hormonal contraception. These eligibility criteria can help in the decision process of hormone therapy coadministration with another group of drugs.