Re: Avlimil

From: Lea Harth, Managing Editor - OBGYN.net (LEA.HARTH@MEDISPECIALTY.COM)
Tue Sep 16 12:13:37 2003


No, no advertising but we carried a News story on it back in February. Apparently there is a group of militantly angry and sexually frustrated women who have bought this stuff and are jumping ugly because it didn't work for them so anyone with any ties to it are catching the fallout.

Lea

At Sun, 14 Sep 2003, Karen Lee wrote: >
>Did you advertise it on your site?
>
> We have gotten some very angry emails from
>> people threatening to sue
>> OBGYN.net because they are so very unhappy with
>> this product and because
>> the online company they ordered from continues
>> to put charges on their
>> credit card.
>>
>> Lea
>>
>> >
>> >Listers,
>> >
>> >Have any of you had patients who have tried
>> >Avlimil? I have only had 2 anecdotal reports,
>> >have not seen any studies on the
>> effectiveness,
>> >not to mention what the ingredients are and
>> why
>> >they should work. Do you prescribe anything
>> other
>> >than testosterone for libido problems in
>> >premenopausal patients? Yesterday a patient,
>> who
>> >happens to be a dentist, told me that a good
>> >friend was prescribed Ritalin for her
>> decreased
>> >libido! I was floored! Do you have
>> >recommendations for a journal of sexual health
>> >issues.
>> >
>> >--
>> >Karen Lee, ARNP
>> >Woman to Woman
>> >110 N Laventure Suite C
>> >Mount Vernon, WA 98273
>> >
>>
>> --
>> Lea Harth, Managing Editor
>> OBGYN.net

--
Lea Harth, Managing Editor
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