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Re: Is there anything out there for sex drives?
From: Lori (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Sep 29 13:53:57 2004
oops sorry about that.
Progestacare is the name of the progesterone cream I use. It has put my
progesterone/hormonal level at the same amount as the amounts in
pregnancy. Hence the reason it works.
http://www.life-flo.com/shop/shopexd.asp?id=89
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> Hi Rachelle,
>This is the kind of natural progesterone cream I use which has taken
>about 80-100% of my endo pain away-varies some months.
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>http://www.life-flo.com/shop/womenshealth.asp
>They also have a libido cream here which may be worth a try?
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>These alternatives are not believed by MD's as to work, but you can ask
>many, many women on the endo natural forum who have had amazing results
>from the progesterone cream for endo pain, including myself.
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>Actually their are many herbs, creams, vitamins that can help to
>normalize the hormones, which then would help your sex drive and the
>endometriosis, but I suggest a naturopathic dr. for help with this.
>http://www.naturopathic.org
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>I hope it gets better!
>Lori
>my story
>http://www.theendoclub.com
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>At Wed, 29 Sep 2004, Rachelle wrote:
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>>Help!
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>>I have had Endo for about 4 years. I have had one lap in 2001. Four
>>months later I became pregnant with my daughter. About 7 month after my
>>daughter was born, the pain came back full strength as if I never had a
>>lap or a child. Ever since then I have had no sex drive. I know that
>>Endo messes with your hormons and I have pain most of the time when I
>>have sex, but is there something I can do or take to give me my sex
>>drive back? It have been almost two years and my poor husband has been
>>so understanding, but I am tired of it. I want to feel like myself
>>again.
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>>Proctor & Gamble is about to release a new drug, Intrinsa, which is
>>intended for women suffering from a loss of sexual desire as a result of
>>medical or surgical menopause. The drug is being developed as a skin
>>patch containing testosterone, a hormone that affects sexual desire in
>>women. Does anyone know anything about this new drug or have any other
>>ideas? I am going to see another Dr. for a second opinion on the 6th,
>>so I want to be prepared as much as I can about my options. Thanks for
>>any replys.
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