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Re: progesterone cream
From: Lori (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri May 28 10:42:26 2004
Glad to hear you are giving it a try!, the cream alone has made a major
difference in cramps for me, but using it along with diet, herbs,
vitamins....extreme difference from laying in bed always to my life
back! My advice would be to keep it by your toothbrush or somewhere like
that, so you do not forget your doses.
Let us know your progress ok, as truly I believe it can help many more.
Lori
http://www.theendoclub.com
At Fri, 28 May 2004, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>Good for you for starting the Progesterone cream. Natural is always
>better for you than the stuff in BC pills etc. Don't be surprised if
>your doctor will not support your use of natural progesterone. Doctors
>are not trained in any type of "natural" options or even how diet can
>effect you (which a lot of us here know makes a HUGE difference). Their
>training is in drug therapies and surgery.
>
>Read Dr. John Lees books. He has GREAT info on using natural
>progesterone and other natural options. Also read some of the back
>issues on this site (you can search for certain words). There are a lot
>of great postings on here (too many to repeat).
>
>At Thu, 27 May 2004, Bryn wrote:
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>>I just went off the BC pill and started using progesterone cream. So
>>far, the pain is substantially worse, but I read that within 4-6 months
>>it should subside. My last dr. visit I was told my options were:
>>(because I DO want to have kids at some point) a) Lupron Depot or b)
>>Depro
>>I know I probably should have consulted my Dr. before starting
>>progesterone, but I just don't know how much I trust their (I've seen
>>MANY) advice after reading the side effects of the above mentioned
>>treatment options.
>>Has anyone tried progesterone? Please give me your advice if you have
>>any! Thanks so much.
>>
>>--
>>Bryn
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