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From: BJ (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 30 Jan 2003 16:17:42 -0600 (CST)

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Thalia, You're right about that! Sorry you are having to deal with this issue. I suspect you are not ovulating but have you ever been tested for that? You might want to consider supplementing with natural (bio-identical) progesterone 2 weeks each month. This will often restart periods and reregulate them, possibly even getting your ovaries to start ovulating. You can get progesterone cream without a prescription in the US or get a script (not always easy to convince a doctor, though) and have it custom made at a compounding pharmacy. For more info on the progesteorne check out http://www.natural-progesterone-advisory-network.com. Take care and best of luck! BJ (long time progesterone user!)

At Thu, 30 Jan 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>I am 25 years old and was put on The Pill when I was 16 to regulate my
>periods, as I rarely got a period, and also to control acne and my severe
>cramps. The Pill seemed to maybe have made th pain worse, giving both my
>doctors and myself suspicions that I may have Endometriosis. The Pill never
>made me acne better. In fact, because of the duration of taking oral
>contraceptives, I now suffer from dark patches all over my face (Melasma)
>which my doctor nor myself can seem to cure. I recently went off The Pill to
>see if these dark spots on my skin would disappear and I have not had a
>period in 6 months. consequently, I cannot have a period unless I am on The
>Pill. Doctors should not be so quick as to recommend The Pill to young
>females as a "Quick Fix" to solve all problems. If you ask me, it doesn't do
>a damn thing but make your whole body suffer later in life.
>
>Thalia, 25

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