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By jknighten2000 | Oct 16, 2012

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gynocemastia

can arimidex and raloxifene be taken together for greater results?

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Arti Sharma, M.D.

Oct 19, 2012

To: jknighten2000

Hello,
Raloxifene is used in hormone replacement therapy, bone disorder, osteoporosis, postmenopausal etc.Arimidex is used in breast cancer. Both these drugs when taken together may cause few side effects. It is best to consult your doctor before taking these drugs together. Hope you find this information useful.
Best of luck!

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