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Should post-menopausal women take estrogen?
Should post-menopausal women take estrogen?
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Yes
I am post menopausal and I take estrogen. Why?
I realize this choice is not for everyone, and consider
No
I'm a victim of taking estrogen's for several years for post-menopausal symptoms. I felt since my doctor
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How can your doctor find out if you have Cushing's syndrome or disease?
Normally in the human body there is an appropriate balance in the hormone cortisol, which provides stress and anxiety responses such
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Hidden gluten is found in surprising places
People who suffer from Celiac Disease, an autoimmune disease affecting the small intestine, are well aware of the risks of eating
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What is galactorrhea?
Galactorrhea is a condition in which a person produces fluid from one or both nipples even though they are not breast-feeding. That’s
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