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Re: IDDM and the menstrual cycleFrom: mark decker (mdecker@nconnect.net)Fri Jan 31 21:14:46 1997
>28 YO P1001, post tubal ligation, is a long standing insulin dependent >diabetic with no other medical problems. She came to me with complaints of >frequent/irregular menses usually 2X per month, with severe insulin >reactions and difficult diabetes control during menses. She also complained >of dysmenorrhea and menorrhagia. She stated, without solicitation, that she >wanted it out, ie a hysterectomy. > >She had a normal exam, and a normal hemoglobin. With further questioning, >she has had this problem for a year, and had been tried on oral Provera >without any change. She has taken OCPs in the past, but had trouble with >her glucose control and would not consider using them again. Similarly, she >was reluctant (ie she refused) to attempt DepoProvera, or Lupron.
>Garry E. Siegel, M.D. why not micronor? Mark -- mark decker md obgyn: midwest multi-specialty clinic drug of choice: Harley-Davidson
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