The effect of oestradiol valerate and cyclic oestradiol valerate/DL-norgestrel on calcium metabolism.
Crilly Rg, Marshall Dh, B E Nordin
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Crilly Rg, Marshall Dh, B E Nordin
Abstract
Fasting plasma and urinary calcium and urinary hydroxyproline are known to rise at the menopause, reflecting increased bone resorption. Oestradiol valerate and cyclic oestradiol valerate/DL-norgestrel are shown to reduce this evidence of increased bone loss. It is concluded that these preparations will be effective in preventing post-menopausal loss of bone.
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Fasting plasma and urinary calcium and urinary hydroxyproline are known to rise at the menopause, reflecting increased bone resorption. Oestradiol valerate and cyclic oestradiol valerate/DL-norgestrel are shown to reduce this evidence of increased bone loss. It is concluded that these preparations will be effective in preventing post-menopausal loss of bone.
Key concepts: Estradiol valerate, Valerate, Medicine, Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Norgestrel, Calcium, Bone resorption