a progesterone based treatment for DES

[odydnas]

http://www.argentisrx.com/content/sh...2008%2D05%2D12

[kitty]

Interesting. Before trying any progesterone supplements, I would suggest having your blood and saliva hormone levels checked.

[sazy123]

This has been the only thing that helped me abit. Im not hormone defficent, so you dont need your levels checked. Mine were fine. It works by reducing inflammation which is separate than systematic levels.

[kitty]

This has been the only thing that helped me abit. Im not hormone defficent, so you dont need your levels checked. Mine were fine. It works by reducing inflammation which is separate than systematic levels.

Excuse me, but unless you are a physician I would beg to differ. Hormone balance is a delicate matter. Even a little bit too much of the wrong hormone can send your system out of whack. This is independent of any effect it may have on the DES. Other body systems can become involved. Everything depends on your age and body chemistry, and hormones are an individual part of that chemistry that differs from person to person.

[skygoddess]

So when can I sign up? This looks like just what the Dr. ordered.
That is , if I can find a Dr. who has heard of it.

[sazy123]

I dont think i need to be a physician. I was just quoting my own experiance, and have also spoken to the person who is developing it- dr connor, who said progesterone cream is for younger people and men- so you dont have to be hormone deficient or get your hormones checked. This is treatment to the eye locally, so a systematic test isn't necessarily going to be relevant anyway.