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I had my ovaries removed 10 years ago. i have extreme hot flashes several times a day. i feel week and worn out when they occur. is this normal?
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Yes: This is due to lack of you hormones, if it becomes too bothersome some doctors prescribe replacement hormones.
Answered 2/17/2013
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