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Can a woman who has had breast cancer replace DHEA?
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asked Sep 07, 2010 at 07:16AM in Women's Health
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answered Sep 07, 2010 at 07:56PMThis is best answered by your surgeon or oncologist who know :
was the tumor hormone receptive ?
How many years have passed since the diagnosis ?
What was the stage of the tumor ?
and why would one use DHEA in the first place, since it is an anabolic steroid with a well
known set of its own side effects.
If one is 5 + years out from a diagnosis of stage I breast cancer which is hormone receptor positive, there should be no problem with any sort of hormone, or even pregnancy in many cases.
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