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Re: I'm a 'new-comer' with a lot of questions...Please Help...

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Fri, 13 Oct 2000 10:34:57 -0700


There are many many kinds of drugs that women with PCOS take to help all the symptoms, but there is a type of drug that is important for women with IR and PCOS that is insulin sensitizing drugs such as Metaformin, Actos and Avandia. These drugs help balance the insulin levels in your body and in turn can also help balance out hormone levels wich makes it easier to mestrate. I hope you have lots of luck. Best Wishes!!

Kristina Keen On Fri, 13 Oct 2000 10:35:30 -0500 anonymous@medispecialty.com (anonymous) writes: > Hello. I was just diagnosed with PCOS a month ago. I haven't begun
> any
> treatments because I am waiting on the results of a biopsy. The day
> I
> had my biopsy, my doctor prescribed me Tri-Levlen birth control
> pills.
> My testosterone level is 168, and it should be within the 6-86
> range. As
> you can see, it is EXTREMELY high. Tri-Levlen contains
> levonorgestrel,
> and I read on a PCOS site that it is not a good birth control pill
> choice because it doesn't help lower testosterone levels. I would
> like
> to know what medications are good for treatment of all of my
> symptoms
> (thinning hair, acne, skin darkening, uncontrollable weight gain,
> absence of menses). I do not want to take birth control pills. Is
> it
> possible to treat all of these symptoms without having to take oral
> contraceptives? Please help me. Thank you.
>




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