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Re: Dr. Sam

From: =?iso-8859-2?q?Zalányi Sámuel?= (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 2 May 2001 19:21:40 +0100 (MET DST)


Hi Christa,

It would be better to return my letter, because you are referring to things, I didn't say.

> Hi Dr. Sam-
>
> Thank you for responding to my questions. I would not add anything to
> my current meds.(now taking glucophage and Diane)
>
> I was just curious what some names of glucocorticoids are since I read
> it in a PCOS book and it is apparently like an antiandrogen (stops the
> adrenals from producing adrogens). They said it was good for the skin
> problems.

Antiandrogen is a drug that BLOCKS the androgen action, glucocorticoids reduce the PRODUCTION of androgens in the adrenals (and probably in the ovaries), but they are not very effective, and have other serious side-effects.

Sam >
> I have to see my endocrinologist next week and wanted to mention it to
> her. I'm hoping I can stay on the Diane but if not I would like to be
> aware of another avenue to take.
>
> So the antiandrogens have the same effect on IR as the BCP?

I didn't say this either. Sam All the > doctors are prescribing these things together with the insulin
> sensitizing meds.
>
> It doesn't make sense.

This is what I said, because insulin sensitizer in themselves can reduce the testosterone production, but most doctors (and patients) are eager to see results fast. Sam >
> --
> Christa :-)
>




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