|Articles|September 29, 2015

Andrew M. Kaunitz on Side Effects From Surgically-Induced Menopause

Kaunitz says that hot flashes and fatigue are the most commonly experience side effects.

Andrew M. Kaunitz, professor, Associate Chair, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Florida College of Medicine — Jacksonville, discusses side effects associated with surgically-induced menopause.

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