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After menopause, women who have osteoporosis take raloxifene to prevent and cure it. It helps keep bones strong and slows down bone loss, which makes them less likely to shatter. Raloxifene may also lessen the likelihood of developing invasive breast cancer, a specific type of breast cancer, following menopause. Although raloxifene is not an oestrogen hormone, it mimics the effects of oestrogen in various body regions, including your bones.
Raloxifene functions as an oestrogen blocker in the uterus and breasts, among other body organs. Hot flashes and other menopause symptoms are not alleviated by it. The medicine raloxifene is a member of the SERM (selective oestrogen receptor modulator) pharmacological class. Before menopause, this medic
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