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Once you start hrt how long should you wait before notifying dr. if symptoms get worse?
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Since I don't: Know what hormone preparation you're receiving or what symptoms you're referring to, it's impossible to answer. Always err on the side of safety and contact your doctor.
Answered 8/21/2013
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