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Re: Two interesting casesFrom: Bryan Jick, M.D. (drbryan@earthlink.net)Thu Aug 7 15:28:13 1997
The 10 minute tubal under local? Could this be the new microlaparoscopy that is being shoved down our throats by the entrepreneurial ob/gyn's out there? Lots of hype, lots of danger. Or..possible a mini-lap btl with spinal? Still, this would be more than 10 minutes? Regarding Women's International Pharmacy...you should request a packet of info from them. They are a national leader in the alternative pharmacy arena. They have a tremendous selection of estrogen, testosterone, progesterone, DHA, estriol, all in different doses, routes, and strengths. Plus their literature is incredibly self-serving, listing a myriad of conditions which can be treated with natural hormones. In my area, some pharmacies sell non-prescription forms of estrogen and progesterone creams. One is called Pre-gest. These are made from either mexican yam extract, or soybeans. They are hormonally active, but I do not know the dosage equivalency. I wonder who the patient will sue when she gets endometrial cancer from using non-prescription non-regulated hormonal cream? Sincerely, <color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param><bigger>Bryan S. Jick, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. Pasadena, CA <italic>drbryan@earthlink.net</italic></bigger></color>
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