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Im surgicaly in menopause and on estrogen. i have been really tired. i get b12 shots monthly. please help.
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Titration: There are myriad reasons to be tired. From the estrogen point of view, if you are on estradiol, we can check the blood level to see if the dosage is appropriate. For other types of estrogen, take a higher dosage as long as you don't have side effect. You should see the difference in a month.
Answered 12/7/2015
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