Contact Jacoby & Meyers
Dangerous Drug Lawyers
Call us Today 800-977-5614

Women who suffer from low estrogen either before or after menopause may be treated with conjugated estrogen. Transgender patients who are undergoing hormone replacement therapy to feminize the body may also take estrogen.
Warnings/Side Effects
Female hormones carry the risk of certain types of cancer, especially cancer of the lining of the uterus. Many women take progesterone with estrogen to decrease this risk, but doing so increases the risk of breast cancer. Taking conjugated estrogen also increases women’s risk of blood clots, heart attacks and strokes. This is especially true for women who smoke or who have a history of heart disease. Women who have a family history of heart disease, stroke or breast cancer should be cautious about taking this medication.
Lawyer Advertising. This website is designed for general information only, and in no way is intended to constitute legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship without a signed, written agreement. Testimonials or endorsements do not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. You pay no fees or costs unless we recover for you. This website contains dramatizations. Prior results are not a guarantee of a future outcome. Jacoby & Meyers does not accept all cases and works cooperatively with co-counsel and/or other law firms with whom it has joint agreements who might potentially handle your cases. We look forward to helping you with your claim.
© 2012-2023 Jacoby & Meyers. All rights reserved.