... zoladex
Why not just have your ovaries removed instead of dealing with all of the possible side effects of?
- Posted:
- 15 May 2010 by michelecm
- Topics:
- zoladex, side effect
Answers (1)
15 May 2010
Unfortunately removing the ovaries has its own side effects like going into menopause early and losing hormones. Hormone replacement can actually be dangerous for some people especially if you have a heart condition or some forms of cancer. Hormone replacement after surgery can be risky and can cause certain cancers from what I was told by my OB/GYN when I had my Hysterectomy. They can also cause blood clots too. You would have to put up with moodiness and hot flashes sometimes. You can also get Osteoporosis. Hope this explains it better and doesn't confuse you more.
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