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Progesterone Allergy Answers,
by Dr. Joseph Collins Question: Is it possible to be allergic to
progesterone? Answer: Yes, women can become allergic to
progesterone. Granted, it is rare, but does occur often enough to be
mentioned in the literature quite a few times. Type the
words "Autoimmune progesterone dermatitis" into PubMed. You will get 43 references
between 1967 and 1999. Your best
bet on finding a physician who is experienced in treating progesterone
allergies and autoimmune progesterone dermatitis is to contact the following
organization and request a referral in your area: American
Academy of Environmental Medicine Wichita, KS
67207-1705 Phone: (316) 684-5500 Fax: (316) 684-5709 Email: aaem@swbell.net Website: http://www.aaem.com Dr. Joseph
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