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Can having no estrogen cause problems with the cervical discs, i read that it can affect the collagen, sinews, and height of discs.
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No estrogen: Low estrogen can cause many problems. You need to see your doctor for an evaluation to find out what is wrong.
Answered 10/1/2013
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