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Return To Osteoporosis FAQ Archive   What does hormone replacement therapy (HRT) have to do with osteoporosis? Answered By Editor Usually, around 50 years of age, women go through menopause, and their bodies will stop producing estrogen. Studies have found that loss of estrogen in a woman's body can contribute in the development of osteoporosis. Women who undergo hormone replacement therapy or HRT can be beneficial for women who are suffering from osteoporosis. Research has found that HRT can prevent osteoporosis or at least slow its development. keywords: Osteoporosis | Osteoporosis Treatment | HRT | Hormone Replacement Therapy | Menopause | Hormones | Estrogen Dexa Bone Densitometry

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