Patient's question:
Feeling that the symptoms have improved, can it still be taken orally? Is there any side effect? What kind of help do you care about: Is there any side effect?Doctor's answer:
Hello. The dual estrogenic regulatory effects of soy isoflavones allow them to be applied in a wider range and more complex situations; from simple estrogen deficiency or excess to more complex endocrine disorders. Soy isoflavones can exert varying degrees of effects, and 20-60mg of soy isoflavones can be equivalent to the effect of one tablet of conjugated estrogens. Additionally, due to their mild and safe effects, soy isoflavones can be taken orally for long periods. Appropriately using soy isoflavones based on individual circumstances can significantly slow down ovarian functional decline. For women already in menopause, oral intake of soy isoflavones can also effectively alleviate various menopausal symptoms. It is not a side effect.