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Hi, i'm mtf trans and have been on hrt for 6 months, i developed tension on my shoulders and it won't go away even after massage, side effect of meds?
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Tension: Nope. It is very unlikely that your common muscle pains are, in any way, related to your Estrogens and spironolactone.
Answered 6/25/2014
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