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Why are men more likely to be diagnosed with hemochromatosis than women?

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Why are men more likely to be diagnosed with hemochromatosis than women?

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Although men and women can inherit the HFE gene, men tend to develop the problems caused by iron overload at an earlier age than women. Most women with hemochromatosis don’t display symptoms until after menopause because they are releasing blood through their normal monthly menstrual cycle. This article is based on information provided by The Ohio State University Medical Center Media Relations Office and was adapted for use on NetWellness with permission, 2005.

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