ENDO Messages for December, 2002: Re: Progesterone creams

Re: Progesterone creams

From: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Dec 23 11:19:49 2002

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To All, Including Victoria, I think it is important that women with Endometriosis learn about all of the options available, whether it be medical, alternative, etc. Personally, I tried the traditional medical route, and nothing worked. I gradually began trying alternative ways, and have finally subdued the pain for the most part. I use some of Dr. Mills' book. Please note that not all of the suggestions work, but some do. I also have tried Progesterone cream for 3 months, and it does work for me. I think it is important for Victoria to post the pros and cons of using Progesterone cream just as it is important for people to post the pros and cons of all methods. All of us women must respect the fact that different methods work for different people that are affected with Endo. Victoria, since you do so much research, like several of us, how 'bout posting the cons and the pros? -same goes with all of the women who post messages about Lupron, Depo, Danazol, birth control pill, etc. I wish all of us less painful days and a helpful forum...not a hurtful one. Merry Christmas to all of you.

At Sun, 22 Dec 2002, Victoria wrote: >
>Before you consider trying the progesterone creams, I made an investigation into them into a webpage:
>(http://nichollsvi.tripod.com/p_cream.html). The issues I mainly deal with are:
>
>1) the FDA (regulatory body in America) and its legal stance on the products and
>2) the lack of facts or science (validity) behind the product taken from doctor comments, Medline, and other works
>
>There is other information I cover, one in particular is a promoted company that you become an 'associate' of, earning $ on
>books to 'get the most' out of progesterone creams and creams themselves, Letter I, #2. Always do thorough
>research on anything you take that is given a reputation to alleviate, cure, treat or deal with a specific problem or problems.
>www.quackwatch.com, http://www.quackfiles.com, http://quackbusters.quackfiles.com are good places to start to review all sorts
>of questionable health products and practices.
>
>I just recently made updates to the pages, will be doing a few more soon.
>
>--
>Victoria
>

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