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Re: Hot flashes/phytoestrogensFrom: Laura Zanotti (lzanotti@iper.net)Thu Jan 30 04:56:08 1997
>2. I have been rather unimpressed with Prempro (or other continuous >combined Rx) in women who are perimenopausal, or just into menopause, in >terms of many of them not being amenorrheic after 4 to 6 months. Do you >have a comment on that? In these patients I use Premphase and seem to have a lot less trouble with bleeding either they cycle normally or they will slowly decrease the flow over a number of months until they become ammenorrheic. the switch to Prempro myer Myer S. Bornstein, M.D.,F.A.C.O.G. Chairman Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Morton Hospital and Medical Center Taunton, MA 02780 U.S. Represenative Massachusetts OBGYNNET _/ Laura Zanotti _/_/_/_/_/ _/ Viale Tripoli, 61 _/ _/ 47037 Rimini (RN) - Italy _/ _/ Voice and Fax: +39 541 786578 _/ _/ E-mail: lzanotti@iper.net _/ _/_/_/_/_/____________________________________________/_/_/_/_/
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