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Re: hyperememsisFrom: maggie lapierre, CNM (maggiela@rochester.rr.com)Sun Oct 29 18:16:22 2000
Zofran has been removed from many hospital formularies in my area due to expense. Steroids are reported in the literature in a couple of studies to work extremely well in a remarkably short period of time-I've only seen it once but the results were outstanding. Tube feedings have also been successful and the HMOs like them over hyperal due to the lower cost factor. Screening for a thyroid disorder seems reasonable as does a close relationship with endocrine due to the diabetes. Good luck!!
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