Hormone replacement therapy is not automatically a form of birth control. Pregnancy questions should be discussed with a qualified clinician who understands your treatment and reproductive goals.
HRT and contraception are different
Treatment intended to manage hormone-related symptoms does not necessarily prevent ovulation or pregnancy.
Your provider can explain which contraceptive options may be appropriate alongside your current care plan.
Plan care around your goals
Tell your care team if you are trying to conceive, avoiding pregnancy, or unsure about future plans. That context affects which questions and options should be reviewed.
A consultation gives your provider time to review your goals, health history, current medications, and the options that may fit your needs. Your plan should always be individualized.
