Re: Lichen Sclerosis

From: Joanne Bulley, MD (islesannie@yahoo.com)
Wed Nov 30 22:13:56 2005


Without seeing the patient - this seems like something I use Estrace (17Betaestradiol cream) for. I start with a pea to lima bean size dab that she massages in 1-2 times dailly for 2 weeks then taper slowly to 1-3 doses per week. See her back in 3-5 weeks or whatever your pleasure. sounds like plain old hypo-estrogen atrophy.

Joanne

At Wed, 30 Nov 2005, Karen Lee wrote: >
>Help...
>All the literature that I have read states that
>itching is the primary Sx of LS and that has been
>my experience too. I have a patient with the
>appearance of LS...pallor, thin tissue,
>interlabial agglutination...but her only Sx is
>pain when urine or water touches this area, which
>in her case is perineum and perianal. Are most of
>you using clobetasol? Anyone still using
>testosterone proprianate in petrolatum? Do you
>think one might be better than the other
>considering her Sx? Bx report is not back, but
>with 30 years of experience I'd bet my power exam
>table it's LS.
>
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