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Could the menopause affect your skin?
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Skin and hormones: yes, hormonal changes affect the skin at many time in the life of women, including acne, as a teenager, pregnancy skin changes, and menopausal. Dry and thin skin is common after menopause
Answered 9/28/2016
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