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Re: Breast cancer and Atrophic VaginitisFrom: Henry Gregor (henrygregor@yahoo.com)Wed May 4 14:41:18 2005
To All, I have a 66 yo, s/p NIH treatment in 10/02 for inflammatory breast CA Stage III B, with right modified radical mastectomy, with ER/PR negative markers, and HER-2 negative results. Underwent a 15 treatment protocol of a NIH pilot study of Bevacizumab (monoclonal antibody), adriamycin, and Taxotere. 4 of 19 nodes positive. Pt also underwent post-surgery radiation therapy. She is currently on Arimidex. (Pt had been on Evista before her tumor dx.) Replens, AstroGel, KY jelly have not been helpful to her for relief of very symptomatic atrophic vaginitis. Any suggestion would be appreciated. Thanks. Hank Stay connected, organized, and protected. Take the tour
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