PCOS-MEDICATION Messages for April, 2002: Re: PCO Diagnosis

Re: PCO Diagnosis

From: Victoria (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 23 Apr 2002 17:57:58 -0400

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Try the women's health email lists. A doctor over there may answer, but BCP is an option for PCOS. There is a lot of anti pill sentiment. I've had several women write to me privately and ask why they continuously get jumped on or can't mention that they take the pill. Amazing the control people want to have over others' lives, even if it is on the internet. Weigh the options, and if BCP is a good thing for you, keep on taking it. Do what is best for you, not the virtual world.

In America, you have to search to find a good doctor. Do you just keep seeing doctors without coming in with a list of questions to ask them? Do you interview them or their office before you go see them? I have found that doing the 'leg work' or detective work before you go to a doctor, doing your own research, is what will help you find a doctor. There's no easy way around it.

-- Victoria

> From: anonymous@medispecialty.com (stocklin) > > At Mon, 22 Apr 2002, suzy wrote: > > > >Could we please get a professional opinion on this because this poor > girl's email makes me so uncomfortable that no one can answer her > questions and concerns. I have been on bcp for years and they have > seemed to help but I still worry that its not enough and when I try to > conceive I will be out of luck. Can someone please give suzy and I an > answer so that we know that we are okay? She seems to be doing her part > by seeing doctors but they just don't seem to know enough. Any advice on > specialists that will really understand us and our condition?

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