DEE Progesterone

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Dee, what if the only way you would get better was to take progestin?

It has helped the other gal. You read her story.

I only told my story about estrogen cream to let others know my experience

and that it made mine worse and her's too.

I go to a specialist that has cured some women. I trust him.

We are not all in the same boat.

I do not have lack of moisture or rips or lesions, I have excess moisture and

burning.

Sex is not painful for me. I am 38 and have not been through menopause.

I see all these articles you are printing against progestin that may be

scaring

some women that have what Dru and I have and encouraging them to use

estrogen when they may not need it, I know most do, but there are exceptions.

If taking the mini pill will make me better, I will do it. I do not

encourage the use of progestin, I just wanted to make the point that some

gals might be taking the wrong treatment and in fact making their VV worse.

You comments are appreciated, but I am going to follow Dr. 's advice.

Like I said, he has patients that have been cured. That is more proof for me

than the millions of articles we find floating around on the web.

I saw him Feb 23. he found a cervical infection and gave me a new antibotic

that my old doctor had never given me and I am feeling much better today

then I was last week!

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Hi Blueberri

Thanks for your post, and I agree with you completely, I'm not saying anything

against whatever you're using.. and if the Progesterone helps I think that's

fantastic, and just like you said we are all different. And boy! we sure are

all different, *chuckle* I don't mean to discourage anyone in any form of

treatment they may take when I send on those articles such as the ones regarding

Progesterone those are just simply 'facts' about the hormone that the majority

of the medical studies and articles agree with (NOT that they're always right,

haha, for sure) but then people can make up their own minds.

But if I say I agree, that's also just 'my' personal experience and from what

I've read in many various places and not just one or two articles and not from

just laymen or an individuals websight even a specific physician's, but a

collective compilation and mainly from professional websites such as the Cleve.

clinic, Mayo Clinic, s Hopkins, Pub med, Medscape, etc. that would be sites

physicians might visit. So if I see the 'same' info in many cases, I come to

believe it's valid.

Just like when I asked if others had the same diagnosis from Dr. , well I

was happy to see Kat said she had a different one, so that's important, because

if I only talked to say six or seven people and they all had 'exactly' the same

thing from the same doctor, then I'd be suspicious, now I'm not, see what I

mean?

We used to have a gyne in town, and no matter who went to him, it was immediate

surgery was needed, either a hysterectomy or a conization or a leep/loop, well,

there were a few lawsuits and eventually he left town..... so I'm basicaly

saying the same thing as you, the same shoe sure doesn't fit everyone,

*chuckle*. I really wish you and Dru well, God I hope so , I hope whatever

treatments you're doing works for you...... and who knows, others as well.

Be sure to keep us up on how things are going. By the way Dr. 's

articles as I've said before, I was very impressed with overall.

Take care,

Warmest, Dee~