Both my husband and I are planning to start HRT this summer. We're both around 50, and a lot of the discussions I've seen lately are mostly young people - teens and early 20s - who seem to be experiencing massive effects almost immediately.
How differently are we likely to experience HRT effects compared to those whose bodies are still young and more malleable? I've heard older women's voices don't drop much on T, because the vocal box is already partly calcified, and there are other effects for both T and E that are "dulled" because the body has had decades to "solidify" it's base shape.
If there's a big difference by age, is it speed at which things happen, or how extreme the reaction overall?