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Re: PMS and HYST From: Cea (cea@crl.com) Mon Aug 19 19:35:32 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Cea: "Just a note . . ." Previous message: Gordon M. Goldman: "Double cervix" Maybe in reply to: Gary Freeman: "PMS and HYST" Next in thread: DIB ABDALLA CHACUR: "Re: PMS and HYST" 1. Natuaral Progesterone has been noted to decrease the symptoms of PMS. Has anyone thought of herbal treatments????? (ie: Dong Quai, Dandelion, Chaste Tree, ) Also, increase Vit. B-6. If you need more info on this let me know. Dr. Lee in California (Sebastopol) is very helpful and has been promoting the use of this for years, he has many studies to publish. 2. Better purchase a bullet-proof vest!!!! At 02:07 PM 8/16/96 -0500, you wrote: >35 yo G4P2 2022 with a long history of PMS -- worse over the last 5-6 >yrs, and has become even more severe over the last 3 mos. Tubal ligation >in '90. Conservative management including: several SSRI's, OCP's, diet, >exercise, calcium, provers, etc. Are there any other suggestions? Is >hyst/BSO an option? I think she's bringing a gun to the next office >visit, and she wants a hyst. > > Marty Beal, D.O. > PGYIII @ Tulsa Regional Medical > Cntr. Tulsa, Ok. > Next message: Cea: "Just a note . . ." Previous message: Gordon M. Goldman: "Double cervix" Maybe in reply to: Gary Freeman: "PMS and HYST" Next in thread: DIB ABDALLA CHACUR: "Re: PMS and HYST"

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