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Re: Depo-Provera and FSH level From: PDBurstein@aol.com Fri Aug 16 21:19:19 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Gerald P. Rodriguez: "Re: water birth" Previous message: Joseph B. Stanford: "endometriosis and breastfeeding" Maybe in reply to: dahmd@gate.net: "Depo-Provera and FSH level" The calcaneal density is supposed to be a good measure of risk of osteoporotic fracture, however since DEXA measurments are site-specific, I think knowing the bone mineral density of the femoral neck, as it relates to fracture risk is important. I would follow after one to two years of therapy. Paul Paul D. Burstein, MD FACOG Clinical Assoc. Professor Univ. of Wisconsin Milwaukee Clinical Campus Next message: Gerald P. Rodriguez: "Re: water birth" Previous message: Joseph B. Stanford: "endometriosis and breastfeeding" Maybe in reply to: dahmd@gate.net: "Depo-Provera and FSH level"

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