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LAM - Risk Factors

LAM - Risk Factors - Risk Factors

You may have an increased risk for LAM because of your age or sex.

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- LAM - Risk Factors

LAM is more common in women of childbearing age, but it can occur after menopause.

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- LAM - Risk Factors

LAM is a rare disease that affects mostly women. Women who have TSC have an increased risk of developing TSC-LAM.

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