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... few weeks) you should notify your doctor: abdominal distension, pain or bloating, urinary frequency, postmenopausal or rectal bleeding, loss of appetite and unexplained weight loss, change in bowel habits. Women at risk for ovarian ...
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... a few weeks) you should notify your doctor: abdominal distension, pain or bloating urinary frequency postmenopausal or rectal bleeding loss of appetite and unexplained weight loss change in bowel habits Women at risk for ovarian ...
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... women and linked to hormonal imbalance. Recent research has linked an increase in breast cancer incidence to postmenopausal estrogens prescribed to women to treat symptoms of hot flashes, mood disturbance and the decrease in bone density called ...
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... ovarian cancer, they found these seven common symptoms. Abdominal distension Urinary frequency Abdominal pain Postmenopausal bleeding Loss of appetite Rectal bleeding Abdominal bloating You might find it redundant that the list contains both ...
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... A polyp usually looks like a ball on a stalk, protruding from the inner wall of the colon. It may cause rectal bleeding, though this is often hidden in the stool. The average new polyp has a 2.5% chance of becoming cancerous in its first five years, ...
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There are 42 million postmenopausal women in the United States. It is estimated that 45-75 percent suffer from menopause symptoms like vulvovaginal atrophy .
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... Ophena(TM) (ospemifene tablets), the company's investigational compound in development for the treatment of postmenopausal vulvovaginal atrophy (VVA). This study, together with the recent completion of a long-term safety study for Ophena(TM), marks ...
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... is blocked (ischemic stroke). Another type of stroke occurs when a blood vessel in the brain ruptures, causing bleeding in the brain (hemorrhagic stroke). Both types of stroke lead to brain cell death and often severe disability. Stroke is the third ...
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