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Re: AmenorrheaFrom: SAVARIS@vortex.ufrgs.brWed Sep 4 19:28:29 1996
Sorry folks... It is such a nice thing to see how far away we can go from the initial discussing. The main concern was about amenorrhea in a heavy smoker If everybody is feeling bad to give her OCP, why not IUD? Secondly,if we want to prevent endometrial cancer why not progesterone in the second phase? Thirdly, I dont know about you, but it is easier to say "quit smoking"than do it...we are dealing with a very powerfull and addictive drug, and to be honest, we are loosing the war against Tabacco companies. If you have a patient who is cocaine addicted, you dont say, quit it and send him away, nicotine is as much addictive as cocaine. There is a new trend for helping smoker to quit, the GPs are more aware about it than me, but it has to do with giving them another alternative Ricardo Savaris,MD,MSc savaris@vortex,ufrgs.br
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