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Using Climara Patch After A Complete Hysterectomy. Treated For Renal Clear Cell Cancer. Should Be Discontinued From Patch?

I am a 63 white female using the Climara patch 0.075. I have used this for approximately 20 yrs after a
complete hysterectomy. Recenntly I was treated surgically for Clear Cell Renal Cell Cancer Grade one and no
other signs of cancer. Now all the doctors want me to discontinue the patch, but I feel so much better on it.
No foggy brain, no low libido, etc. What do you think? Continue or discontinue? Thank you for your time.
Thu, 29 Aug 2013
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Hi, thanks for using health care magic

Climera patch contains a form of estrogen.

Your doctors may want to discontinue it because prolonged use is associated with increased risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or a clot.

It would be best, if suggested by your doctors, that you discontinue the medication to reduce the chance of complications.

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Using Climara Patch After A Complete Hysterectomy. Treated For Renal Clear Cell Cancer. Should Be Discontinued From Patch?

Hi, thanks for using health care magic Climera patch contains a form of estrogen. Your doctors may want to discontinue it because prolonged use is associated with increased risk of heart disease, stroke, breast cancer or a clot. It would be best, if suggested by your doctors, that you discontinue the medication to reduce the chance of complications. I hope this helps