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question/what happens when stop taking AIs?
ohilly
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I have not asked my oncologist this yet, but maybe someone knows: so what happens when you stop taking aromatase inhibitors in 5 years (or it's probably going to be 10 years with recent research). I mean, how do they keep the estrogen out of your body, and as far as side effects, do they all go away?
If anyone knows, please tell me. I've been wondering.
Ohilly
If anyone knows, please tell me. I've been wondering.
Ohilly
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