
|Videos|November 3, 2016
Elena Ratner on Menopause and Breast Cancer Treatments
Author(s)Elena Ratner, MD
Dr. Elena Ratner discusses the interaction between menopause and certain treatments for breast cancer.
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Elena Ratner, MD, of the Smilow Cancer Hospital at Yale, explains the interaction between menopause in women and treatments for breast cancer.
Treatments such as radiation, chemotherapy, and certain hormonal agents can affect menopause and induce it more severely in patients with breast cancer. However, Ratner suggests a number of options to help with this, including herbal medications and integrative therapies such as exercise or acupuncture. With the Sexual Intimacy & Menopause Program at Smilow, Ratner provides personalized care to patients with menopause-related issues.
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