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Body Produces Too Much Cortizone

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PostPosted: 10/24/06 - 18:01    Post subject: Body Produces Too Much Cortizone Vote now! Reply with quote
My Daughter has recently had enormous weight gain, she has PCOS and has had lots of blood tests. Doctor now thinks she is producing too much cortizone. Would like to know more please.
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