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I am 60 postmenopause 12 yrs. if i have both ovar removed will i go through menopause symptoms again?
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No: No because they have already stopped producing enough estrogen that it would be unlikely to experience menopausal symptoms after having the ovaries removed.
Answered 2/22/2016
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