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Re: Micronised progesteroneFrom: Peter V. Weston, M.D. (weston@ICSI.Net)Tue Oct 29 20:46:54 1996
At 09:34 PM 10/29/96 -0600, Dave Buck, MD, MPH wrote: >Peter, >How does the dosage compare with provera? Dave, don't hold me to this but to the best of my memory 10mg Provera has a similar progestional effect on the endometrium as 200mg Micronized Progesterone (MP). Malcolm Whitehead wrote some excellent papers on this about 6 years ago. I beleive that this reference is in the PEPI article that I referred to in a previous post. The PEPI study also showed that MP had a less adverse effect on cardio lipoproteins than did Provera. My references are in storage so I am not able to give you the specific references. Perhaps one of the acamadicians, like JOE THE MAN, will be able to look them up. Happy searching. Regards, Peter Cap'n Pete -- Peter V. Weston, M.D. <weston@icsi.net> Clear Lake, Texas ^ /| ^ / |\ /| / | \ / | / | \ _ /__|_/____| __\_ ~~~~~~~~| /~~~~~~ Pearl
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