Hormone Replacement Therapy, Part 2: Estrogen Defined

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Author(s): Lorentzen Jean

Issue: Nov/Dec 2001 - High-Tech Compounding
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Abstract: The second in a series, this article by a doctor of osteopathy focuses on the function of estrogen and potential side effects of estrogen therapy. A figure shows the metabolic pathways of production of estriol, estradiol and estrone.

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Related Categories: HRT

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