Some interesting assertions in this piece. Wonder what specialists make of the claim that HRT should be prescribed to mitigate COVID-19 risk @DrJenGunter @SezClomhttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/feb/28/if-oestrogen-can-save-women-from-the-worst-of-covid-they-should-be-given-it?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=soc_568&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1614552040 …
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As we see increase clots in covid I would not want start estrogen on spec, there needs to be good data for this and I don't think we have it
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I think the article itself kind of elides the idea that HRT would be beneficial for COVID-19 vs LongCOVID, there's no research at all on the latter as far as I can tell
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Among other issues, the HRT effect could easily be from underadjusting for age. HRT use tends to be at a specific ages, their age adjustment is minimal, age effect is massive.pic.twitter.com/HoRNulIxPj
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And typically healthier women are on MHT as cardiac disease will exclude some. And they may be more likely to see doctors, so healthier overall. I think making clinical decisions on this data is not wise.
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