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Re: Inhaled corticosteroids do have systemic action - apology to Dr. Braun From: AMS (anonymous@obgyn.net) Wed, 20 Nov 2002 19:09:16 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: R. Daniel Braun, MD: "Re: R. Daniel Braun, MD and any other M.D. out there.." Previous message: Maggie: "Cancer of the vulva area. a bit worried (for Dr)" In reply to: AMS: "Inhaled corticosteroids do have systemic action" Next in thread: R. Daniel Braun, MD: "Re: Inhaled corticosteroids do have systemic action - apology to Dr. Braun" Reply: R. Daniel Braun, MD: "Re: Inhaled corticosteroids do have systemic action - apology to Dr. Braun" At Wed, 20 Nov 2002, AMS wrote: > >See New Eng Journal of medicine Vol 345 No 13 Sept 27 2001 My rheumy put >me fosamax as a result of this and DEXA with osteopenia I get withdrawal >effects with just a 25% reduction of ICS. Testosterone cream for >libidoaccording to PDR 10% of topical is absorbed. > >Thanks for reply I apologize for both the curtness and the garbled nature of the above post - my 13 year old was jabbering at my elbow to get to Midrashah class and I should have waited until I had my whole brain to post. My gyn prescribed the cream for libido though her preference was for implanted pellets. Neither of us want me to take the oral because my lipids look so good with the vivelle dot. I am unwilling to try the implants until I know what kind of side effect I will experience. I am 11 months post TAH/BSO with Burch suspension and ?plasty to my perineum for rectocele etc. For several months before the surgery she had me on a low dose birth control with an androgenic progestin that had a profound unexpected positive effect on my libido (husband stated "my old girl is back!") I use the villele.dot .05 with a tiny tab of estrace to the posterior introitus for comfort. What I'm really waiting for is for Proctor and Gamble female testosterone patch to come to market but I guess that will be another year or two. Since the PDR says that 10% of the androderm is absorbed systemically, I hope that will work. We'll see. (I'm guessing that without ovaries, and high ICS that my adrenals aren't supplying as much testosterone as they normally would. I already have buffalo hump and recurrant petechaie (sp?) on my forearm.) So, that's the answer to your reply and, again, I apologize for being scattered and curt before. -- Amy Next message: R. Daniel Braun, MD: "Re: R. Daniel Braun, MD and any other M.D. out there.." Previous message: Maggie: "Cancer of the vulva area. a bit worried (for Dr)" In reply to: AMS: "Inhaled corticosteroids do have systemic action" Next in thread: R. Daniel Braun, MD: "Re: Inhaled corticosteroids do have systemic action - apology to Dr. Braun" Reply: R. Daniel Braun, MD: "Re: Inhaled corticosteroids do have systemic action - apology to Dr. Braun"

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