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Re: Contraindications to HRTFrom: Ronald Barentsen, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 29 Aug 1997 07:25:15 -0500 (CDT)
At Fri, 22 Aug 1997, Joel wrote: > >Kathleen wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I am 50 years old and considering HRT in the near future. Last year, my >> sister's daughter (my niece) was diagnosed with a germ cell (3.5 lb. >> teratoma) ovarian cancer, Stage II. This was detected with untra-sound >> and a blood marker test (and sheer dumb luck!). She had *NO* symptoms >> (age 26). She had the ovary removed and 4 chemo treatments. To date, >> her blood marker has remained negative and the future looks very bright >> to the extent that the dr. said, "You were very lucky." My question is: >> with my niece being a blood relative, would this be a reason for me to >> be cautious about taking HRT. My gyn did a CA125 test on my last pelvic >> and it was normal. > >I don't think (and didn't read anywhere) that your sister's probleme is >a contrindictaion for you in an HRT. > >-- >Joel Kompanietz, M.D. CNGOF,
I agree completely. A family history of malignant ovarian teratoma is
not a contra-indication fot HRT. Even a treated teratoma of yourself is
not.
>OBGYN.net International Representative, France
-- Ronald Barentsen Correspondent OBGYN.net for menopause and hormone replacement therapy
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