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I have not had my cycle in over 5 months and i have very low estrogen levels. what otc meds can i take for increasing estrogen levels?
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None: There are absolutely no otc supplements that will alter estrogen levels. Check with your physician. Don;t get your medical info from tv or the internet.
Answered 3/23/2013
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