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Lots of joint, tendon n ligament problems after menopause. doc said it's related to menopause. any test to prove that n any treatment options? hrt?
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Ligaments: I am fairly confident it is not related to menopause. Chiropractic treatments don't appear to be working. Make an appointment to see an Orthopedic surgeon. If you have not seen a Gynecologist recently please set up an appointment.
Answered 2/13/2015
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