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To Carol Re: progesterone cream question???From: BJ (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu May 30 13:12:25 2002
At Thu, 30 May 2002, Carol wrote: > >This does not cure ENDO right? It only rids systoms and prevents from >getting worse? Cure is a tricky word. No it doesn't cure endo in the strictest sense of the word but by controlling it your body then has the opportunity for the lesions to heal. This may be enough to rid you of the symptoms as well but that depends on how much other damage has been done, such as adhesions. There are also nonsurgical ways to deal with the adhesions in many cases. I believe the theory that endo is a symptom of estrogen dominance and not a disease in and of itself, so using progesterone cream will benefit the body in many other ways. It sure has with me! On the other hand, even the best excision specialist may not get all the endo and then you are back where you started and may have the complications caused by surgery. John Lee's book on menopause has an excellent explanation of how our hormones work and this all makes a lot of sense in that context.
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