PCOS-MEDICATION Messages for December, 2001: Re: facial hair

Re: facial hair

From: Minni (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 9 Dec 2001 16:25:08 -0600 (CST)

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Hi Tami

I have the same problem, I have facial hair and have to shave it every day and if I don't, forget about it. If I want to go out at night, I have to shave again. I also have the same problem with body hair and have excessive body hair. I also have had this problem probably for 10 years. I just started using Vaniqua, I have been using it for 2 weeks, They say it takes 4-8 weeks to see a difference. The only problem with that is, Your insurance probably won't cover it. I paid 48 dollars for a tube, You have to apply it twice a day. You apply it after you shave or wax or whatever other method you use for removing hair. You can go to http://www.vaniqua.com and if you decide to go with it, The cheapest place to purchase it is at drugstore.com. Other places cell it for 48 or 52 dollars. I don't know what else to do either, It is very depressing for me. The problem with Aldacton and other types of medications are that, they will ONLY slow down new hair growth. They will not do anything for the existing hair that is already there. I am also searching for the same answers you are and if I come across anything, I will definately let you know. If you have any other questions, My e-mail is Sweetstuff106719@aol.com Take care.

-- Minni

At Sun, 9 Dec 2001, tami wrote: > >i have been diagnosed with PCOS for 9yrs now, and have still not hit on >any combination that helps me totally. my main problem is the facial >hair. i dont mean a few hairs now and then , i mean if i didnt shave >for a week i would have a full beard like a man. it hurts so bad to >have this problem and it has really affected me mentally ie:severe >depression. i have tried everything, electolysis, shaving, tweezing, >spironolactone, ect. nothing helps and it is getting worse. does >anyone else have this severe a problem or am i the only 'freak' out >there? can anyone help?

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