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Re: Depo and menopauseFrom: W. Brown (buzzerIII@pol.net)Wed Feb 17 08:34:10 1999
>I have a 47-year-old patient who > consluts me about >contraception. Does not want barrier methods unless nothing else >available. She smokes, so combined OCs are contraindicated. She has never >been able to take pills faithfully, so progestin-only pills worry me. She >doesn't want Norplant because she thinks she's close enough to menopause >that she doesn't need what she calls "a 5-year solution." >She is most interested in Depo-Provera. However, she also wants to be able >to tell when she enters menopause so that she can start taking estrogen >replacement. What about an IUD? ******************** W. W. Brown, III, M.D. Bay area -- Northern California USA buzzerIII@pol.net
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