Re: Talk to Pete - Compounded Pharmacist

[Guest guest]

,

Pete is compounding my estrogen and

testostorone. Your doctor should write the script like

this -----Estradiol 0.01% 60mg. tub in Liquigel apply

vaginally an externally as directed.

Now I am very sensitive to the filler's in the reguler

prescription estrogen. Pete thinks this will work for

me.He actually wrote my prescriptions and faxed it to

me. Than I had the dr. write it like this and fax it

back.

Testosterone------

Testosterrue 2% in Liquigel 60mg. tub apply vaginally

and externally

Kind Regards, Tami

Oh by the way Pete recommended the atropine its wrote

like this-

Atropine 0.25% and Ketocanazole 10% and

Biotin 10% in CoCoa Butter Based Suppositories

Use in the Vagina 1-2x a day for relief of vovodynia

Hope this helps someone, Tami.

--- DeeTroll wrote:

> HI ,

>

> Hon if I remember right, quite a while ago he said

> he might would be able to do the Estradiol (as in

> Estrace) estrogen (or maybe the Estriol) as long as

> you have a prescription, but I know it's not very

> likely the Testosterone, that's a very controlled

> substance even here in the USA. What I'd suggest

> you do is to call & ask for him 'specifically' since

> he's the one who mentioned it and by now perhaps

> they can't but it's certainly worth a call and it's

> toll free. (not sure how that'd work from Canada

> though.)

>

> Here's his info again hon and good luck. Also tell

> him Dee Troll said to call and that you're a member

> of my vulvar pain groups and just explain your

> symptoms and bet he'd come up with some suggestions.

>

>

> Pete Hueseman, R. Ph., P.D.

> Consultant Pharmacist

> BELLEVUE PHARMACY SOLUTIONS

> 1034 So. Brentwood Blvd. Suite 102

> St. Louis, MO 63117

>

> Toll free at or

> fax: or

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Anybody know if you can get 5% lidocaine cream?? My doc prescribed a 2%

jelly, so far it hasn't helped and when I checked a lot of the literature

it talks about using a 5%, but when I contacted the nurse she said they

stopped prescribing it since they couldn't find it anymore, Anne

--On Sunday, March 19, 2006 7:00 PM -0800 Tami Schneider

wrote:

> ,

> Pete is compounding my estrogen and

> testostorone. Your doctor should write the script like

> this -----Estradiol 0.01% 60mg. tub in Liquigel apply

> vaginally an externally as directed.

>

> Now I am very sensitive to the filler's in the reguler

> prescription estrogen. Pete thinks this will work for

> me.He actually wrote my prescriptions and faxed it to

> me. Than I had the dr. write it like this and fax it

> back.

> Testosterone------

> Testosterrue 2% in Liquigel 60mg. tub apply vaginally

> and externally

> Kind Regards, Tami

> Oh by the way Pete recommended the atropine its wrote

> like this-

> Atropine 0.25% and Ketocanazole 10% and

> Biotin 10% in CoCoa Butter Based Suppositories

> Use in the Vagina 1-2x a day for relief of vovodynia

> Hope this helps someone, Tami.

>

>

> --- DeeTroll wrote:

>

> > HI ,

> >

> > Hon if I remember right, quite a while ago he said

> > he might would be able to do the Estradiol (as in

> > Estrace) estrogen (or maybe the Estriol) as long as

> > you have a prescription, but I know it's not very

> > likely the Testosterone, that's a very controlled

> > substance even here in the USA. What I'd suggest

> > you do is to call & ask for him 'specifically' since

> > he's the one who mentioned it and by now perhaps

> > they can't but it's certainly worth a call and it's

> > toll free. (not sure how that'd work from Canada

> > though.)

> >

> > Here's his info again hon and good luck. Also tell

> > him Dee Troll said to call and that you're a member

> > of my vulvar pain groups and just explain your

> > symptoms and bet he'd come up with some suggestions.

> >

> >

> > Pete Hueseman, R. Ph., P.D.

> > Consultant Pharmacist

> > BELLEVUE PHARMACY SOLUTIONS

> > 1034 So. Brentwood Blvd. Suite 102

> > St. Louis, MO 63117

> >

> > Toll free at or

> > fax: or

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Oh by the way Pete recommended the atropine its wrote

> like this-

> Atropine 0.25% and Ketocanazole 10% and

> Biotin 10% in CoCoa Butter Based Suppositories

> Use in the Vagina 1-2x a day for relief of vovodynia

> Hope this helps someone, Tami.

Tami -

I'm wondering if you've experienced any relief with these

suppositories? I saw this info somewhere a while back and

talked to my doctor about it, but he had suggested trying

hydrocortisone suppositories first because of my lichen planus.

My inflammation is " better " - that's always a relative term

in vulvodynia world, I know - but I still have pain and would

like to ask him about the atropine/k/b suppositories. Thanks.

Sally

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[Guest guest]

Sally,

I havnt gotten any of the presriptions yet

sweety. The pharmacy is out of state. There being

shipped to me as we speak *smile* I did do alot of

Atropine research when I first heard about it. I was

unable to get a Dr. to prescribe it to me.

You know Atropine has been documented to help women

with inflammation. I think this would be something

good to try. It cant hurt, the most that will happen

is it doesnt work.

Pete the Pharmisist actualy wrote the prescription

that way. When I told him I was on Dee's support group

and I suffered from Vulvodynia he suggested this

cocktail. I trust in him., and know he deals with

other patients who have the same diagnoses. He talks

to these women and knows whats working for them. So im

hoping this will work.I'll post my results.

Kind Regards, Tami

--- bkworm19 wrote:

>

> >

> > Oh by the way Pete recommended the atropine its

> wrote

> > like this-

> > Atropine 0.25% and Ketocanazole 10%

> and

> > Biotin 10% in CoCoa Butter Based Suppositories

> > Use in the Vagina 1-2x a day for relief of

> vovodynia

> > Hope this helps someone, Tami.

>

> Tami -

> I'm wondering if you've experienced any relief with

> these

> suppositories? I saw this info somewhere a while

> back and

> talked to my doctor about it, but he had suggested

> trying

> hydrocortisone suppositories first because of my

> lichen planus.

> My inflammation is " better " - that's always a

> relative term

> in vulvodynia world, I know - but I still have pain

> and would

> like to ask him about the atropine/k/b

> suppositories. Thanks.

> Sally

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