Re: Atrophy in the Perineum Area/Estrace/Emu Oil

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Why does your PT want you to not use emu oil?

Ora

On Sun, 11 Jan 2009 23:02:38 -0000, " debbie.stewart55 "

debbie.stewart55@...> wrote:

>Hi, Everyone

>

>Does anyone have atrophy in the perineum area? I have been advised by

>my dr to use olive oil. I have a call into his office about Estrace.

>I would like to know who has used this and what effect it had. Also

>has anyone tried emu oil? I have purchased some that is supposed to be

>100% pure. My PT says not to use it. Has anyone used emu oil and what

>was the effect? I am trying so hard to get better. Please respond to

>this if you have any experience with any of these products. Thank you

>and God Bless Us All.

>

>Debbie

>

>

[Guest guest]

HI,

I have Emu oil and use it when I need to for moisture. It's ok in my

opinion but I'd like to find something better. I don't feel like it

lives up to the hype I've read all over the net. Why did the PT

advise you to not use it?

>

> Hi, Everyone

>

> Does anyone have atrophy in the perineum area? I have been

advised by

> my dr to use olive oil. I have a call into his office about

Estrace.

> I would like to know who has used this and what effect it had.

Also

> has anyone tried emu oil? I have purchased some that is supposed

to be

> 100% pure. My PT says not to use it. Has anyone used emu oil and

what

> was the effect? I am trying so hard to get better. Please

respond to

> this if you have any experience with any of these products. Thank

you

> and God Bless Us All.

>

> Debbie

>

[Guest guest]

-Hi " her70cuda "

My Pt recommended me not to use it because it may have additives in

it. Also she said the dr recommended olive oil. My emu oil says it

is 100% pure. I guess I will keep using the olive oil until my

irritation has lessened. Then maybe I will be able to give the emu

oil a try. I just wondered if it may be better than the olive oil.

Thanks for your reply.

Debbie-- In VulvarDisorders , " her70cuda "

wrote:

>

> HI,

> I have Emu oil and use it when I need to for moisture. It's ok in

my

> opinion but I'd like to find something better. I don't feel like it

> lives up to the hype I've read all over the net. Why did the PT

> advise you to not use it?

>

>

> >

> > Hi, Everyone

> >

> > Does anyone have atrophy in the perineum area? I have been

> advised by

> > my dr to use olive oil. I have a call into his office about

> Estrace.

> > I would like to know who has used this and what effect it had.

> Also

> > has anyone tried emu oil? I have purchased some that is supposed

> to be

> > 100% pure. My PT says not to use it. Has anyone used emu oil and

> what

> > was the effect? I am trying so hard to get better. Please

> respond to

> > this if you have any experience with any of these products.

Thank

> you

> > and God Bless Us All.

> >

> > Debbie

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You might suggest that your PT look into Laid in Montana emu oil. It is extremely high-qualityand as pure as you'll find. (Bellevue Pharmacy, a major compounding pharmacy in St. Louisthat i and several other members use for their rx's, is now using this company's emu oil as one of their base choices for compounded meds.) If you do a search using " Zdamask Laid in Montana emu oil " you should be able to find my posts from a few months ago that quote an email from the owner regarding their extraction process. A feature of emu oil that makes it particularly well suited for our purposes is that, in additionto being quite healing, it has a great ability to draw any substance mixed with it into the skin'sdeeper layers. While olive oil has a lot of pluses, it doesn't, as far as i know, possess the same degree of transdermal penetration.If you check out laidinmt.com, you'll find some good information on their site.Hollis -Hi " her70cuda " My Pt recommended me not to use it because it may have additives in it. Also she said the dr recommended olive oil. My emu oil says it is 100% pure. I guess I will keep using the olive oil until my irritation has lessened. Then maybe I will be able to give the emu oil a try. I just wondered if it may be better than the olive oil. Thanks for your reply. Debbie-- In VulvarDisorders@ yahoogroups. com, " her70cuda " <her70cuda@. ..> wrote: > > HI, > I have Emu oil and use it when I need to for moisture. It's ok in my > opinion but I'd like to find something better. I don't feel like it > lives up to the hype I've read all over the net. Why did the PT > advise you to not use it? > > > > > > Hi, Everyone > > > > Does anyone have atrophy in the perineum area? I have been > advised by > > my dr to use olive oil. I have a call into his office about > Estrace. > > I would like to know who has used this and what effect it had. > Also > > has anyone tried emu oil? I have purchased some that is supposed > to be > > 100% pure. My PT says not to use it. Has anyone used emu oil and > what > > was the effect? I am trying so hard to get better. Please > respond to > > this if you have any experience with any of these products. Thank > you > > and God Bless Us All. > > > > Debbie > > >