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Re: GYN: low dose estrogenFrom: Diane Castellanos RN/C, WHNP (tdrcaste@yahoo.com)Mon Apr 25 11:02:23 2005
This is not specific to the scenario presented but, in general; I wondered if anyone used Mirena as the opposing progestin for peri/menopausal women? My understanding is that the action is local, not systemic, therefore ovulation or physiological attempt at ovulation is not prevented. Since it's effective (as birth control) for 5 years, a woman may need E2 for menopausal sx's before removal is necessary. Thanks, Diane
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