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Re: lactose intolerance and OCPFrom: W. Brown (cbrowne@wordworks.com)Fri Mar 29 19:47:37 1996
Enzo Esposito wrote: > > Dear collegues, > a young woman with lactose-intolerance wants consume OCP, but all OCP > contain a little quantity of lactose. It is (32mg) for my patient enough to > cause daily emesis and cardialgia. She has stopped the OCP-intake (after > three attempts). I dont'find a OCP without lactose. > She is too young for to use IUD. > Any suggestions for me? What about the option of Depo-provera?
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