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Re: Micronised progesterone From: David and Valerie Buck (dnvbuck@rof.net) Tue Oct 29 20:31:06 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Peter V. Weston, M.D.: "Re: Micronised progesterone" Previous message: Roberta Speyer: "infibulation" Maybe in reply to: Danny Tucker: "Micronised progesterone" Next in thread: Peter V. Weston, M.D.: "Re: Micronised progesterone" Peter, How does the dosage compare with provera? Dave Buck, MD, MPH >Danny, >Micronized Progesterone is pure Progesterone but in a micronized form. It >is not available in a capsule form put out by a Pharmaceutical COmpany but >pharmacists are able to buy the chemical from thier wholesalers. Numerous >pharmacies compound it into creams and some sell it in capsules containing >25, 50 or 100mg. > dnvbuck@rof.net Next message: Peter V. Weston, M.D.: "Re: Micronised progesterone" Previous message: Roberta Speyer: "infibulation" Maybe in reply to: Danny Tucker: "Micronised progesterone" Next in thread: Peter V. Weston, M.D.: "Re: Micronised progesterone"

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