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Re: HRT dosing variations From: Roger Klam, M.D. (tstork2@intrnet.net) Sun Mar 30 18:15:48 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Roger Klam, M.D.: "Re: Adolescent Pregnancy" Previous message: Edbello@aol.com: "Re: Postmenopausal bleeding--**update**" Maybe in reply to: mickey gallagher-gonzalesPA-C: "HRT dosing variations" If the patient does not tolerate any type of progesterone/progestin; you could do an endometial biopsy yearly. I have 3 patients that are willing to have the biopsies if they do not have to take anything but the estogen ===================================================================== If you do proceed with estrogen, do you recommend hysterectomy > first? Endometrial ablation? > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Bob Woolley > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > St. Paul, Minnesota > > "It's just a little cough." > > --Mimi, in Puccini's "La Boheme," Act IV > (about 10 minutes before dying of tuberculosis) -- Roger Klam, M.D. Carbondale, Illinois Next message: Roger Klam, M.D.: "Re: Adolescent Pregnancy" Previous message: Edbello@aol.com: "Re: Postmenopausal bleeding--**update**" Maybe in reply to: mickey gallagher-gonzalesPA-C: "HRT dosing variations"

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