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Re: HRT and choleithiasis From: Richard Chudacoff, MD (richardc@bcm.tmc.edu) Mon Oct 28 09:31:45 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Danny Tucker: "Micronised progesterone" Previous message: bch140@abdn.ac.uk: "Re: St. John's Wort" Maybe in reply to: Masato Sasaki: "HRT and choleithiasis" Next in thread: DOCJOE2855@aol.com: "Re: HRT and choleithiasis" While in spain, I had a 19 yo female sailor who was referred for recurrent PID, while aboard ship for a six month tour. Shoe swore celibacy (and after seeing her shipmates, i believed her :-) ) Her exam was unremarkable, and we worked her up for renal stones. Her status improved while NPO in the hospital, and the IVP was negative. (She was NPO for possible scope.) With the a negative test she was discharged, gorged herself with Pizza, and promptly was admitted through the ER, diagnosis acute cholelithiasis. Her only risk factor was OCP use. > > I'm investigating about "HRT(hormone replacement therapy) and choleithiasis". >If you have any cases or references about "HRT and choleithiasis", >Please tell me the information. > >Thank you. > >Masato Sasaki >E-mail:m-sasaki@po.akimedia.or.jp >Oogida hospital,Japan > -- Richard Chudacoff, MD Assistant Professor, OB/GYN Baylor College of Medicine BaylorMedCare 1601 Main St., STE 505 Richmond, TX tel 713-344-0277 fax 713-344-0288 In the long run men hit only what they aim at. -Thoreau Next message: Danny Tucker: "Micronised progesterone" Previous message: bch140@abdn.ac.uk: "Re: St. John's Wort" Maybe in reply to: Masato Sasaki: "HRT and choleithiasis" Next in thread: DOCJOE2855@aol.com: "Re: HRT and choleithiasis"

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