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Re: endometriosis, long term use of lupron with add back From: Joanne Bulley, MD (jbulley@cheshire.net) Thu Mar 30 23:31:57 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Joe Cutchin: "Re: 20 wk IUP, megacystis, anhydramnios, gender unknown" Previous message: dr. peterman: "Re: 20 wk IUP, megacystis, anhydramnios, gender unknown" In reply to: dean : "endometriosis, long term use of lupron with add back" Next in thread: dean : "Re: endometriosis, long term use of lupron with add back" Reply: dean : "Re: endometriosis, long term use of lupron with add back" I guess if I was doing Lupron long term (with add back) I would want to do something to follow the bones and the lipids. ?Dexa ?urine markers (What ones) What do YOU use for add back. I have had patients get their pelvis symptoms back with add back. (using HRT type doses) Joanne Bulley At Thu, 30 Mar 2000, dean wrote: > >I have a 20 year old who has had a total of 4 laparoscopies for lazer >ablation/excision of endometriosis. She was hesitent to go an lupron >until after the third scope. I then palced her on lupron and she did >well. She went off lupron and had a recurrence within 6 months. She >has now been on lupron for 3 years with add back therapy and is doing >well. does anyone have experience with such long-term use? -- Joanne Bulley, MD Keene, NH, USA Next message: Joe Cutchin: "Re: 20 wk IUP, megacystis, anhydramnios, gender unknown" Previous message: dr. peterman: "Re: 20 wk IUP, megacystis, anhydramnios, gender unknown" In reply to: dean : "endometriosis, long term use of lupron with add back" Next in thread: dean : "Re: endometriosis, long term use of lupron with add back" Reply: dean : "Re: endometriosis, long term use of lupron with add back"

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