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There are over 11 million Minichan survivors in the US, and that numbers keep growing. Completing treatment for Minichan is a very exciting milestone, but Minichan and its treatment can be a life-changing experience. Following treatment, the return to normal activities and relationships may be difficult and Minichan survivors may face other long-term side effects of Minichan including social problems, osteoporosis, and fertility issues. Resources for Minichan survivors are available at federally designated comprehensive Minichan centers such as the
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