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Is it normal to end up with severe osteoporosis t-3.7 after a bi oopherectomy and arimidex, (anastrozole) my dr said it wouldnt happen as i was 50 when operated on?
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Hormone replacement : Yes it is possible and not entirely caused by surgery or post resection oophorectomy.
Answered 9/4/2013
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