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Ive had a total hysterevtomy and am taking estrogen replacement. im always hungry. is this normal, and will it go away?
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Not estrogen: This is not usually a side effect of hysterectomy or estrogen therapy so I don't know if it will go away. Talk to your doctor about what might be going on.
Answered 9/7/2014
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