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|Articles|September 28, 2015
Andrew M. Kaunitz on Side Effects From Surgically-Induced Menopause
Author(s)Andrew M. Kaunitz
Kaunitz says that hot flashes and fatigue are the most commonly experience side effects.
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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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