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CAH and menstrual suppression?From: B.Taneda (taneda@intergate.bc.ca)Sun May 24 01:01:47 1998
I have a request from a young woman to try to suppress her (irregular) menstrual cycle. She has a 21-hydroxylase deficiency (on 'cortef'). Because of other disabilities she cannot deal with the menstrual flow. Is there a way to suppress her menstrual cycle safely? I believe she would be relatively unable to metabolize Depo-Provera because of her CAH, and the GnRH analogues are not a long term solution..?
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