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Is it ok to take estradiol & medroxyprogesterone together even though i have irregular heart beat and im taking magnesium for my heart.the doctor said it was ok just wanted to second opinion i still have my uterus and ovaries going through menopause?
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Hormone therapy: Your doctor who knows your complete health and heart history would be in a better position to provide advise on hormone therapy supplementation. This is a fairly typical combination for menopause
Answered 10/14/2019
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