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Pelvic pain for 2 months. i am on faslodex for breast cancer. ct shows degenerative and 1/2 degenerative fibroids. is this from the lack of estrogen while on faslodex? is this the reason for the severe pain i have?
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Yes most likely : Most likely the pain is from the degenerating fibroids which is sort of unusual considering that you were 65 as most women start having degenerative fibroids at menopause.
Answered 2/7/2021
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