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`DiagnosticProduct Information 7 a | 3467
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`“NOVARTIS:PHARMACEUTICALS/2025
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`women need estrogen replaceniétit therapy’for ‘no loiger
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`ning ofthe bones makes the bones weakerarid’ morelikely
`to ‘break,; often.leading.-to fractures.of the spine,: hip, and
`wrist. Taking estrogens after the:menopause.slows,down:or
`halts bone loss and may. prevent. bones from. breaking.
`I Rapidloss of bone may begin soon after.estrogen therapy is
`discontinued;, Eatingfoods that are high in calcium(such as
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`you change your calcium intake-orexercise habits,.it. is
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`venting miscarriage (abortion). In addition; estrogen-should
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`DANGERS OF
`TROGENS
`Cancer.iof;the, uterus; The. risk of.canecer.,‘of theauterus
`increases. the longer estrogéns ‘are used and. when:larger
`doses are-taken: One study. showed that. whenestrogens-are
`discontinued, this increasedrisk. of cancer seems to falloff
`quickly. Three other studies Showed that the risk for uterine
`cancer stayedhigh. for 8. to, more than .15years, afterstop-
`ping estrogen. treatment.:Becauseofthis risk, it is impor-
`tant to take thelowest dose ofestrogen that will control your
`symptoms,andto. take it-only:aslong as you-need.it: Using
`progestin therapy. together withestrogen therapy may re-
`duce the higher: risk of uterine-cancer related to estrogen
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`use (see OTHER INFORMATION).
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`If you have‘had your uterus removed(total hysti
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`‘Cancer of the breast. The majority of studies Have"
`no association between the usual doses used for estrogen
`replacementtherapyandbreast cancer.Some stindies have
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`those women taking-estrogens for prolongedperiods“oftime
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`receiving estrogen.therapy, as they-are-for.all women.:;:
`Gallbladder disease. Women-who'use.estrogens after meno-
`pause are morelikely to develop gallbladder disease:need-
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`- Continued on next‘page.
`~Consult:1999:PDR® supplements’and future editions. for revisions
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