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I have been on hrt for 10 yrs. what is the latest information on the safety of using hrt for someone with low risk factors?
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HRT has Risks: There are risks when hrt is used after the age of 63 even if you are low risk. These include risks for breast and pelvic cancer.
Answered 7/5/2013
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