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From: =?iso-8859-2?q?Zalányi Sámuel?= (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 22 Apr 2001 05:29:45 +0100 (MET DST)


Hi Susan C,

You understood me absolute all right. It was old knowledge that PCOSers tend to turn diabetic in the older age. So the link with diabetes was well known (at least for those familiar with the syndrome). So I advise my patients to stay on metformin as long as they can and naturally keeping a low carb diet (like diabetics) helps a lot. And exactly this is the point in my fighting some of you taking different unproven "medications". Otherwise gestational diabetics are also at increased risk of turning into type2. Hope this helps.

Sam

P.S. I found other replies to your question and here are some additions: Type2 diabetes is a delicate equilibrium of your metabolism. It means that your system doesn't handle glucose and insulin properly. Loosing weight, taking insulin sensitizers helps to correct this but it only means you can control/handle the imbalance. Sam

> In a message dated 04/20/2001 3:25:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> zalanyi.samuel@drotposta.hu writes:
>
> > I keep repeating the following passage whenever the question of PCOS and
> > BCPs arises. If you had gestational diabetes, you are prediabetic and will
>
> > turn into manifest type2 somtime later in your life.
> >
>
> Dr. Sam - I may be reading this wrong but when you say here that if you are
>
> prediabetic, it WILL turn into type II later in life..... I'm curious - I
> was "borderline" type II when I began gluc. does that mean it definately
> WILL turn into type II when I get older or can I keep it in check as long as
>
> I low carb and keep my insulin level normal with the Gluc. or are you
> referring to the gestational type only- that kind of scared me so I need to
>
> clarify it. Thanks much
> Susan C.




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