Bioidentical hormones question

[Guest guest]

How did/would you go about finding a doc who Rx's these?

I don't know anyone who uses these. No local pharmacy does

compounding so can't ask there.

I am so tempted at times to go the self-medicating route with these

but know that's not a good idea.

Thanks.

~see

[Guest guest]

See, you have to find a compounding pharmacy, which is a particular

kind of pharmacy. I use one in Colorado Springs. There is also

Women's International Pharmacy which is assessible on the internet.

You might also go to Google and type in " compounding pharmacies " .

Once you locate one you can use, you will still need to convince

your doc to prescribe what you want!

Janie

> How did/would you go about finding a doc who Rx's these?

> I don't know anyone who uses these. No local pharmacy does

> compounding so can't ask there.

>

> I am so tempted at times to go the self-medicating route with

these

> but know that's not a good idea.

>

> Thanks.

> ~see

[Guest guest]

Hi,

(Did I send you the 5 e-mails I have on this subject?) Well, you can join the

list mentioned in the last e-mail and buy the cream (discounted) and get advice

from the list

on how to use it. Or you can go to the Women's International Pharmacy site and

ask for their free packet that will tell you doctors near you who prescribe

this.

This way you can probably get all your hormones tested in case you need more

than progesterone.

in Va

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How did/would you go about finding a doc who Rx's these?

I don't know anyone who uses these. No local pharmacy does

compounding so can't ask there.

I am so tempted at times to go the self-medicating route with these

but know that's not a good idea.

Thanks.

~see