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Can getting a lot of cervical mucus be a side effect of zoladex?
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In first 2-3 weeks: of GNRH treatment, a surge in estrogen production, will cause increased cervical mucous. Then followed by the onset of low estrogen, hot flashes.
Answered 4/8/2019
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