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Re: Herbal alternative to HRT denied FDA approval

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Re: Herbal alternative to HRT denied FDA approval

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Re: Herbal alternative to HRT denied FDA approval

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Re: Depo-Provera’s new label warns of breast cancer, bone density loss

Katebroom84 — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 05:43:37 -0000

Not to mention you shouldn't have it when you have a mental illness!! Sex drive? I've nearly lost the love of my life over no sex thanks to Depo. I'm very angry!

Re: HRT breast cancer trial set for August

Marie Schmick — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 15:34:56 -0000

It is about time they start doing something about the HRT trials
I have been waiting for 7 years for something to start happening
will they ever get every one taken care of in our life time
would be nice.

Re: Study finds HRT breast cancers are more likely to be advanced, deadly

ruby godbey — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 17:45:31 -0000

i have had cancer breast, and open heart surgery, and vagenal dryness, copd and have not had my case heard yet I will probley die before my case is heard and any money , maybe never

Re: Estrogen receptor-positive cancer easier to treat, study says

Yvonneblackwell — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 01:43:05 -0000

my oncologist prescribed fererma after lumpectomy to be take for 5 years. i was told to take calcium and vitamin D3. i was not ask about bone loss or bone scan. so for 2 1/2 years i was taking this drug that causes bone loss. if i had been ask, i knew i had had a bone scan in the past that showed i aleady had a problem at that tme. I was nervous about the cancer, trusted the doctor, and did not do research on the fermera. the firts of this year my doctor retired, and a new younger doctor over did the bon e scan...it showed high risk of hip fracture. he wats me to take a new drug approved less than 1 year, and has many side effects . The drug is prolia injection. If i do not take it he will take me off femera. Other tablets for bone loss would have a bad effect on my esophagus, needless to say I am concerned.

Re: Family claims HRT killed their mother

BeasleyAllen — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 11:14:55 -0000

Dear Chjtmj,
Each case is different and we are not able to predict how long it would take to see it through. We also can’t guarantee that the case will end in a settlement.
We would be glad to review your case at no charge to you. If we are able to take your case, we would be able to advise you to the extent that we can on a potential timeline.
You can contact me at web@beasleyallen.com or 800-898-2034.
Regards,
Melissa Fridlin on behalf of Beasley Allen

Re: Family claims HRT killed their mother

Chjtmj — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 13:33:06 -0000

How long does it take for a case like hormone therapy to settle?

Re: Hormone therapy led to cancer

Lou — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 12:11:40 -0000

They know that they are making money off of us and they don't care at all. I'll bet they even have their family members take it too.

Re: Greater reduction in HRT/breast cancer rates in urban, affluent towns

Isis — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 06:09:57 -0000

I agree with you randy.

Re: Greater reduction in HRT/breast cancer rates in urban, affluent towns

Randy — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 16:29:26 -0000

So you might be saying that women in Rural areas are using HRT more than women in Urban areas? This sounds odd because HRT is not covered by insurance and is administered by a few doctors in urban areas, it is generally sought out by people who understand the importance of hormones in the balance of health, and these two points alone seem to point toward Urban use of HRT rather than Rural use of HRT.

Perhaps breast cancer is not associated with HRT but rather another factor? Perhaps your law suit winnings are based on old and incomplete information on the use of HRT.

Re: Greater reduction in HRT/breast cancer rates in urban, affluent towns

Ameda — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 03:35:27 -0000

But still it's a matter of great concern.

Re: Wyeth developing another HRT for menopause

BeasleyAllen — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 12:01:30 -0000

Thank you so much for your comment! It is evident that you are
passionate about this topic, and we really appreciate your sharing your
thoughts with our readers.

Sincerely,
Wendi Lewis
Beasley Allen

Re: Wyeth developing another HRT for menopause

HRTusersbeware — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 09:09:27 -0000

Wyeth is BIG and POWERFUL!!! They knew the assosiated health risks Premarin posed to women since it's inception way back in 1942!! Why should they be trusted regarding women's health with a new drug when they have knowingly exposed so many women to serious health risks, not to mention the horses used to collect the estrogen rich urine are so mis-treated and their babies are destined for slaughter for human consumption!!!

Re: Wyeth developing another HRT for menopause

BeasleyAllen — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 09:37:22 -0000

Thank you so much for your comment! That's interesting information about
the PMU industry, and about your mother's experience NOT using HRT.
Thanks so much for sharing!

Re: Wyeth developing another HRT for menopause

Deb — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 12:30:03 -0000

Wow.....very sad. Did you all know that this drug is made from the PMU industry? (Pregnant Mare Urine) Wyeth is not letting that info be known!!
We can send a man to the moon but can't develop an effective drug without being cruel to thousands of mares?? I rescued one PMU filly 4 years ago and she is wonderful! As a nurse, all I can hope for is that women do their homework...My mother had a hysterectomy in her 40's refused HRT(good for her!) NOW in her 70's, is healthy as ever! Good diet and exercise! Imagine that........

Re: Menopause, heart attack symptoms sometimes can be similar

menopause symptoms — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 23:18:35 -0000

So it means that whenever any woman who is going through menopause, should not take all the symptoms lightly, as it can be symptoms of heart attack also. By the way, if the woman is having hot flashes, then it is most likely to be menopause

Re: Heavier women suffer more hot flashes, study suggests

Helen Taylor — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 10:27:29 -0000

Thank you so much for your post and additional information. We will be sure to update the site ASAP.

Have a Happy New Year

Re: Heavier women suffer more hot flashes, study suggests

Jacquelinenh — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 17:51:50 -0000

I'm interested in this topic because of my own weight -- I did a little more research and found that the reason why women tend to GAIN weight during menopause/perimenopause is exactly because the added fat is another source of estrogen production (to make up for the estrogen that is on the decline). It appears that going into menopause already overweight leads to more hormonal imbalance and overheating. Here's an article that discusses more about weight gain in menopause (from the Women to Women clinic): http://www.womentowomen.com/nu...

Re: Wyeth developing another HRT for menopause

Low Cost Infertility Treatment — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 03:41:28 -0000

Breast Cancer is a curse on women. Manufactures should take utmost care in prominently displaying the health risks of their products.

Re: Wyeth developing another HRT for menopause

arkan — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 11:36:16 -0000

I think this is great but i still think there is risk in this drug!!!!!!there is another company trying to get a drug out for hot flashes,no breast cancer risk at all,look it up BIONOVO,DRUG NAME IS MF101

Re: October is breast cancer month; time to evaluate breast health

Jacqueline — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 22:23:04 -0000

Lots of great facts here. Another helpful article I've read this month is the "State of Our Breast Health" from Women to Women: http://www.womentowomen.com/br...
Very reassuring -- especially about finding a natural hormonal balance as a way to keep breasts healthy

Re: Acupuncture an alternative therapy for menopause

Jacqueline — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 13:21:07 -0000

Oh yes, I am a big believer in acupuncture for menopause symptom relief! Try to find a medical acupuncturist -- it's an MD also certified in acupuncture and is usually covered by insurance (or at least mine was). For more on natural relief, see this article from Women to Women clinic in Maine: http://www.womentowomen.com/wo...