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This document discusses various hormone-related health issues in women ranging from age 7 to 52, including breast development, amenorrhea, PMS, fertility, irregular periods, increased facial hair, decreased libido, osteopenia, and menopause. For each issue, it asks about the normality, sequence, time frame, hormone causes, and treatment options. It also provides information on progesterone, prostaglandins, and risks for osteoporosis. Finally, it includes an assessment and treatment plan template for a menopausal patient.
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