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Re: Alternative "physicians"?From: justine (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Mar 16 20:50:36 1999
---Tiina Jonasch <anonymous@obgyn.net> wrote: > > Hi Ladies, > I am very frustrated with conventional physicians and > treatments, as are most of you. I wonder if anyone has tried > seeing any type of "alternative doc", such as a homeopahtic > physician, holistic doc. I don't know much about these kinds > of approaches but my sister has been encouraging me to research > and try it out since conventional stuff isn't working. I > wonder what kind of treatments have been suggested, > cost/insurance?, how did you find these people. Anyone who has > experience I would appreciate you sharing your story. Thanks > to all. This forum is the best source of info I have so far > "researched". > Hugs, > Tiina > Tiina, I know what you mean about conventional doctors and drugs! I agree with your sister.......you should research holistic medicine. I am very sensitive to most drugs and therefore try to avoid them most of the time. When my hormone (progestrone) level went extremely low, the first thing my doctor put me on was Prometruim and I suffered severe side-effects and stopped afer 5 days. I still felt sick so I went to a holistic clinic and they were great. Very understanding about my problems and they are going to start me on natural progestrone cream, along with diet and vitamins and exercise. I was very pleased with them and they were great about the endo. I would be glad to give you more info if you'd like, feel free to e-mail me anytime. Justine jhenault@yahoo.com
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