High Levels of Estradiol ! 1400, and 2033 after BC & on Tamoxifen

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High Levels of Estradiol ! 1400, and 2033 after BC & on Tamoxifen

Lina Raffoul says:

March 11, 2013 at 6:12 PM

Diagnosied with Invasive Breast cancer - stage II, grade II - Surg, Chemo and Rad - Premenopausal - Now On Tamoxifen since Sept 2012 - I am concerned about the Estradiol levels i have tested for....First time it was 2033 - a truly ridiculous #. Thought may be an error - so retested 1 week later - and that reading was at 1407 - still ridiculous. Oncologist dismissed it - and i have an appointment in 3 weeks - is it a valid concern. Eating well and Exercising - Naturopath is saying yes a concern, and should get that # down....Has anyone had this experience? Please share.....

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