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Re: Gyn: ColpexinFrom: Henry Gregor (henrygregor@yahoo.com)Mon Nov 19 21:08:01 2007
Thanks for your input Laurie...enjoyed your website also. Must observe, however, the thought crossed my mind that if a male lister posted the same picture as your site shows for cosmetic procedures, IMHO the flames of disapproval of such a male chauvinist display would probably melt down the net. Hank "Lauri Romanzi, MD" <contact@uroygnics.org> wrote: Hi Garry, I use Colpexin often. It is a good therapy for mild prolapse +/- levator weakness, particularly in women who are "between babies" and not ready for reconstructive surgery. As an adjunct to pelvic floor rehab, it is great because the exercises are built into the day and not a separate activity the patient has to do along with all their other daily chores. I have not had great success in patients with severe, ie; grade 3 prolapse, or super thin levator muscles as it is difficult to retain with greater degrees of prolapse and levator muscle atrophy. I hope this helps. Lauri Romanzi, MD NYC http://www.urogynics.org
At Sun, 4 Nov 2007, Garry E. Siegel, M.D. wrote:
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-- Lauri J. Romanzi, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of Gynecology Weill Cornell Medical Center/New York Presbyterian Hospital Urogynics, PLLC 133 East 58th St suite 310 NY, NY 10022 contact@urogynics.org http://www.urogynics.org
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