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Yes, it is never correct to prescribe for someone a physician has never seen, in fact, in land such a physician is open to disciplinary actions. For a non-physician to rush into such a situation is way off.

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Birth control Pill to treat hemophilia

I received the following message this morning and would appreciate aresponse that I could pass on. Thanks, and blessings to all.Steve KoobOne More SoulsteveomsoulBirth control Pill to treat hemophiliaToday in my 9th grade CCD class that I teach, a 9th grade student saidthat she was taking birth control pills given to her by her Ob/Gyn andblood specialist doctor to treat hemophilia. I told her that I've neverheard of that and encouraged her to get off the pill. Then I see on this websitehttp://www.childrenshospital.org/clinicalservices/Site1971/mainpageS1971P16.html "Treating von Willebrand Disease Treatment of this condition caninclude the use of birth control pills to minimize menstrual bleeding,and sometimes the use of the synthetic hormone DDAVP to increase levelsof von Willebrand factor in the blood." Was it wrong for me to tell her to get a different treatment? __________________________________________________________Free quote and debt consolidation information. Click Here.http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3m2XiFu1645jV1ajRJJgcsJQGPZpwuNNIFCJtjHCtEEoCt7K/

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Thanks for your support Anita. I am open to anything else you can help with. Murph T. Goodwin MDProfessor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and PediatricsChief, Maternal-Fetal MedicineUniversity of Southern California Yes, it is never correct to prescribe for someone a physician has never seen, in fact, in land such a physician is open to disciplinary actions. For a non-physician to rush into such a situation is way off. Hanna Klaus, M.D.Natural Family Planning Center of Washington, D.C. and Teen STAR Program8514 Bradmoor DriveBethesda, MD 20817-3810 USATel. . Fax hannaklausearthlink (DOT) nethttp://www.teenstarprogram.org Birth control Pill to treat hemophiliaI received the following message this morning and would appreciate aresponse that I could pass on. Thanks, and blessings to all.Steve KoobOne More SoulsteveomsoulBirth control Pill to treat hemophiliaToday in my 9th grade CCD class that I teach, a 9th grade student saidthat she was taking birth control pills given to her by her Ob/Gyn andblood specialist doctor to treat hemophilia. I told her that I've neverheard of that and encouraged her to get off the pill. Then I see on this websitehttp://www.childrenshospital.org/clinicalservices/Site1971/mainpageS1971P16.html "Treating von Willebrand Disease Treatment of this condition caninclude the use of birth control pills to minimize menstrual bleeding,and sometimes the use of the synthe tic hormone DDAVP to increase levelsof von Willebrand factor in the blood." Was it wrong for me to tell her to get a different treatment? __________________________________________________________Free quote and debt consolidation information. Click Here.http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3m2XiFu1645jV1ajRJJgcsJQGPZpwuNNIFCJtjHCtEEoCt7K/

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