Myoma, endometriosis and breast cancer are some examples of estrogen dependent diseases. Estrogen-dependent diseases are those that develop due to an increase in estrogen in the bloodstream, a common factor in women of reproductive age.
Estrogen is one of the female sex hormones that develops a woman's body, making her able to produce children. It is not it that causes the appearance of these diseases, but it is known that, in some cases, it can act as a fuel that, when associated with stress and other factors, can favor the onset of these diseases.
Thus, one of the ways to treat estrogen dependent diseases is to decrease the amount of estrogen in the woman's body, as occurs naturally in menopause.
