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Re: Not exactly a pain in the butt From: Robert J. Woolley (wooll005@gold.tc.umn.edu) Sun Sep 29 04:09:44 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: kathleen [tash] robb bodor: "[Fwd: Funding Opportunities (09/25/96)]" Previous message: Michael Rice: "Re: Not exactly a pain in the butt" Maybe in reply to: David Zimmerman: "Not exactly a pain in the butt" Next in thread: Michael Rice: "Re: Not exactly a pain in the butt" In message <199609290850.SAA17898@iccu6.ipswich.gil.com.au> writes: > >My 51 y.o. patient has incapacitating introital dyspareunia. > > > > Would some EMLA cream applied for 60 minutes give an idea whether laser > ablation might work? Technically the cream is tricky to handle though, it > needs to be kept from the air. And my recollection is that it is not to be used on musocal surfaces. (Caveat: I've never used the stuff, and this is from memory of an article about it when it first came out, and may be dead wrong. My memory is tricky that way....) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bob Woolley -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul, Minnesota "We're violently opposed to all the Amish. We figure this is safer than being against, say, the Teamsters." Click and Clack, "Car Talk," Sept. 28, 1996 Next message: kathleen [tash] robb bodor: "[Fwd: Funding Opportunities (09/25/96)]" Previous message: Michael Rice: "Re: Not exactly a pain in the butt" Maybe in reply to: David Zimmerman: "Not exactly a pain in the butt" Next in thread: Michael Rice: "Re: Not exactly a pain in the butt"

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