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Re: Stage 4 Nightmare

From: Susan (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Feb 26 16:47:47 2004

Hi Gina,

I think perhaps your doctor was thinking of Danocrine which is a generic name for Danazol. Danazol is used for endo and has been around for a long time. Is it possible he misspelled it on the script or couldn't remember the exact generic name? Nothing comes up when I search for Danacine.

I take Naproxen for my endo, but if I don't sit there and tell my doctor what to write he puts down Anaprox. Although they are a related drug they are not interchangeable by the pharmacy. He has a mental block about it and it has caused delays at the pharmacy because they know what I get (it's been 16 years) but the correction has to be approved by the doctor.

Susan

http://groups.msn.com/SusansEndometriosisStory

At Wed, 25 Feb 2004, Gina wrote: >
>I was just released from my uncountable stays in the hospital after
>severe gastrointestenal problems,after doing the journal for awhile now
>I know whats wrong,So the doctors there are old and male I asked to have
>the left ovary removed since it has Masses in it and I have the pain
>there and treat me with the hormones my body requires,instead he gave me
>this medication that nobody can get any info on and tells me to take
>this danacine100mg stuff three times a day if after three months it
>doesnt work than I need to have a total hysterectomy.



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