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Menopause |
Breast soreness09/16/2008 |
I AM 48. I HAD A HYSTERECTOMY WHEN I WAS 40, I AM CURRENTLY TAKING ESTRATEST AS A HORMONE REPLACEMENT. FOR THE PAST MONTH MY BREAST HAVE BEEN SO SORE I CAN HARDLY STAND TO TOUCH THEM. PLEASE HELP. DIANNE FOUNTAIN
Breast tenderness can come and go for women and we often do not know why. If the Estratest is new for you, it could be responsible, and if so, the tenderness is likely to get better with time. If you have been on the Estratest a long time and the breast tenderness is new and not getting better, see your physician or breast specialist.
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Margery Gass, MD Formely, Professor, Clinical Obstetrics & Gynecology College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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