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Should 61 yr old with no menopause systems continue bio compounds after 5 years. had sleep problems. ?
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Depends.: It would be very reasonable to wean off of the hormones and see how you feel without the medication. If you do not have symptoms or if the symptoms you have are not bothersome then you do not need to continue the hormones. If you become symptomatic then you may want to continue the hormones.
Answered 4/28/2016
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