Thanks, this is what I found too and mentioned it to my Dr, she dismissed it saying there is a lot of misinformation about menopause/HRT online and hair loss as a side effect wasn’t listed in her Drs ‘bible.’ I told her that when I stopped taking the eveorel conti the hair loss stopped after 3 weeks, she still wouldn’t acknowledge it, despite all my blood tears - thyroid, iron and several others all normal.
I can’t handle the spaced our feeling so I will try it vaginally and see if that helps.
The misinformation is simply a lack of knowledge by humanity in general, your doctor is wrong to think her medical-bible has less of it than other sources,
because the research hasn't been done yet. After you have spoken to a few different doctors about menopause you will realise there is no consensus among medics.
I've been really shocked over the last few years at how many menopause questions have no answer and when you search, you see research has been suggested as necessary but not acted on, time and time again, no action.
Unless the authors of the Dr bible were/are psychic, they were filling in the blanks with best guesses and older texts rarely took women's opinions at true value, so quite possibly the women on the internet are more real than those theories ever were.
My own GP blatently lied and I'll never trust her again.