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Does a hormonal imbalance if not treated eventually cause cancer?
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It can,,,: It can happen. Probably the best expletive is estrogen and breast cancer. A great deal of women take hormone replacement therapy, and one serious complication is breast cancer due to the estrogen in it. Other possible cancers from high estrogen include uterine cancer. Other cancers like adenomas and adrenal tumors may also be due to some kind of hormonal imbalance.
Answered 3/12/2020
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It should not.: You are still too young to be thinking about dreadful illness . Lighten up and have fun!
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