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Brca2+, still have breasts (non dense) and ovaries,no uterus. can i use local estrogen for severe vaginal dryness safely?
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Controversial: The use of Hormone therapy is a highly individual decision especially for someone who is BRCA positive. Consider seeing a genetic counselor to calculate your individual lifetime and 5 year risk. Then counseling could be done regarding hormone therapy products.
Answered 4/22/2017
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