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Re: I am a scared, young woman with PCOS and I need helpFrom: Brina (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 26 Mar 2002 13:54:34 -0600 (CST)
At Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Cay wrote: > >I agree with all the ladies it is time to move on - 2 years of >infertility you really should see an reproductive endocrinologist (RE). >You can work this through, It took us 3 years to concieve - and then we >got twins! We went through 2 RE's, and didn't give up. I looked at my >infertility as like fighting a battle with cancer- I was not going to >give up until I had exhausted every avenue. I wanted no regrets. > >That was 3 years ago, and there is so much more out there now that can >help us, that I didn't have before. I'm excited for us PCO'ers. Don't >be scared of making that step to move on to a RE. To me it was scary to >take that final leap but once I did I was so happy not to be wasting any >more time. I felt more in control of our infertility. And we all know >how "out of control" we feel about not be able to concieve. Besides PCO >is an endocrine disorder, and should be treated by and Endocrinologist - >whether your trying to concieve or not. > >Also, I have a question for your gyno. How are you suppose to concieve >while on the Pill? > >Good luck, > >--
Cay,
What exactly will the endocrinologist do that a gynecologist doesn't? I
had a wonderful gynecologist that has prescribed me all the necessary
meds, but you mentioned it would be good to get an appointment with one
anyway. Thanks.
>Cay
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