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Re: OB: progesterone From: Braun, R. Daniel (rbraun@iupui.edu) Fri Jun 26 01:21:45 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Braun, R. Daniel: "Re: OB: progesterone "X"" Previous message: Gautam Allahbadia: "Re: chronic pelvic pain and ureaplasma" Maybe in reply to: Geffrey Klein: "OB: progesterone" Next in thread: John Hellriegel, MD, PhD: "Re: OB: progesterone" What about their recommendations for use in pregnancy?? Also any studies on its safety????? Dan -----Original Message----- >From: jhellrie@pce.net >To: Multiple recipients of list >Sent: 6/25/98 11:19 AM >Subject: Re: OB: progesterone At Thu, 25 Jun 1998, Laurie Lovely, M.D. wrote: > >At Wed, 24 Jun 1998, Garry E. Siegel, M.D. wrote: >> >>oops--100 mg. bid >> >>Garry >> >>At Wed, 24 Jun 1998, Garry E. Siegel wrote: >>> >>>Oral Micronised progesterone, 10 mg. BID. Available at local pharmacy or >>>at certain pharmacies that compound it. Solvay pharmaceuticals now has >>>this commercially, but I can't remember the name. > >Prometrium. And I wonder what their recommended dosing will be. Given >the kinetics, it's my understanding that it should be taken 3-4 times >daily. And at that dose, there is significant drowsiness. > >-- >Laurie Lovely, MD -- I e-mailed Solvay for their recommended dosing of Prometrium last week. So far no response. >RE fellow, UNC-Chapel Hill > -- J. Hellriegel, Jr., MD, PhD Next message: Braun, R. Daniel: "Re: OB: progesterone "X"" Previous message: Gautam Allahbadia: "Re: chronic pelvic pain and ureaplasma" Maybe in reply to: Geffrey Klein: "OB: progesterone" Next in thread: John Hellriegel, MD, PhD: "Re: OB: progesterone"

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