From Health Canada:
Sandoz Canada wishes to inform you that CLIMACTERON® Injection has been discontinued as of October 22, 2005. ...more
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1 comment:
I took Climacteron for two years. I started to become ill every month and my Physician couldn't find anything obvious wrong with me. Thinking that it was possible one of the medications I was taking might be causing my illness, I discontinued them one by one. As it happened, when I stopped the Climacteron, I no longer became ill each month and slowly the symptoms I'd been having stopped.
I believe the Climacteron was making me ill, and had I continued taking the drug, I'm sure my health would have continued to worsen.
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