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Nancy Garniez <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 29 Dec 1997 15:43:33 -0500
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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>

RE: I f anyone else experienced estrogen as a trigger  for CD.
Received 8 replies, highly individual

5 (besides myself) reported sudden severe illness:
        1  due to undiagnosed CD; estrogen helped in healing together with
progesterone in a topical cream (progest cream).  Cannot tolerate soy:
most estrogen and progesterone have soybean.  "... there is no
progesterone supplement that doesn't contain soybean."
        2  due to taking estrogen. 1 Dx "Latent Luteal Dysphoris Disorder"= too
much estrogen: "arthritis and other problems to together with Estrogen."
        1  67 yo had such a severe reaction to Estrogen"suspected brain
embolism".
        1  developed endometriosis aggravated by Estrogen within a month of
CD dx.

OTHERS:
        1 reports not uncommon for CD diagnosis at menopause.  Took E
for 1 1/2 yr; quit for awhile, severe anemia led to CD dx and
osteoporosis; now on Prempro since a year.  Improved bone scan
        1 taking Premarin (.625 mg/day for 17 years), GF for 3 yrs, no problem
        1 recommends What your MD May not Tell you about Menopause, by Dr. John
Lee.  Uses Serenity cream ($30 jar lasts 3  to 4 mo). Also Estrace cream
(vaginal); could not tolerate pill or patch
        1 low bone density (high risk due to lactose intolerance and surgical
menopause) refused E due to family cancer history
I'll keep the messages for a while; if anyone wants to be in touch with
one of the repliers, just let me know.  Thanks for your help.
Nancy in nyc

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