So, guys, Derekmoreplacemoredays.com. Today we're going to be talking about a very interesting

case report that was brought to my attention about a 14-year-old girl who was using anadryl for over

six years straight. So basically what outcome that had in terms of basic health markers is what

we're going to be delving into.

So the case report is called multiple hepatic adenomas caused by long-term administration

of androgenic steroids for a plastic anemia in association with, and this is so fucking

hard to say. Familial adenomatotis polypices.

I've honestly, I've tried looking up how to pronounce this.

And even when I hear it being pronounced,

and I try and say it, it sounds like a fucking Harry Potter spell to me.

So familial adenomatous polypices.

Anyway, that's the case report title.

So basically what we have here is a rare case of hepatic anonomas in a 20-year-old

Japanese gear, Japanese girl treated her for six years with anabolic endergens for

aplastic anemia.

In a review of the world literature using computer medline search, we found only 17 cases

of androgen-induced.

Hepatic antonomas published between 1975 and 1998, blah, blah, blah, referred to us because

of liver lesions detected during a follow-up examination for the Harry Potter spell.

After being diagnosed with aplastic anemia at 14 years old. during a follow-up examination for the Harry Potter spell.

After being diagnosed with aplastic anemia at 14 years old,

she was treated with oxymethylone. So this is anadryl at 30 milligrams per day for six years straight.

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