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Re: Premarin replacement

From: BJ (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 19 Jan 2003 12:18:52 -0600 (CST)


Greta, There are many estrogen replacements for Premarin. Why are you so adamant about taking something made from horse urine that is not natural to your body? You wold be better advised to switch to a topical estrogen (patch) and natural progesterone cream to balance the estrogen. The patches generally use a natural (bio-identical) estrogen which is less likely to cause side effects and is easier for your body to control. Dr. John Lee has a really good book on menopause that explains all about these various hormones and how they work in our bodies. You might feel more comfortable making this decision with a little more knowledge under your belt. His website is http://www.johnleemd.com and his books are also available at many health food and book stores. Take care and remember, knowledge is power! BJ

At Sun, 19 Jan 2003, Greta wrote: >
>My health insurance company has just made the co-pay for my Premarin
>something that I cannot afford. My gyn of 30 years retired 1/1/03 and i
>am very much in need of advice.I have taken premarin for approx.9 years
>and had decided to(with the advice of my doctors)continue with it.
>The insurance company advises ESTRADIOL or ESTRIPPETE. i wish to
>understand the difference between these and Premarin.
>Also is there any national movement among women to force the coverage of
>Premarin.
>Thank you




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