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Re: How do you become diagnosed?From: Sharron (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 17 May 2001 16:24:21 -0500 (CDT)
At Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Leslie wrote: > >I have 3 different docs (RE, gyn, and primary) as well as my pharmacist >suggesting that I may have PCOS and/or be insulin resistant. (I'm also >trying to become pregnant without any luck, and have borderline >hypothryoidism.) In any event, no one has suggested a test or anything >to verify this. I keep seeing people say they were "diagnosed." Is >there a test or something that tells you for sure that this is the case? >My primary has told me to try sugar busters since a 1200 calorie diet >over 9 months only resulted in a 15 pound loss and I asked her what else >I should do. My gyn told me to lose weight and I should be able to >straighten out my cycles. I feel like I'm missing something (or that >they are.) Leslie, My daughter was diagnosed by a series of blood tests that her endroconlist ordered(thats not spelled right sorry) it gave him the levels of her hormones and helped him determine that she has PCOS. She was just diagnosed yesterday and I have so much to learn. I am still trying to get answers on what she can or cant eat. I guess we are all learning together. sharron rooster6@jscomm.net
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