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Re: Going off birth control pills

From: Jackie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 7 May 2002 14:09:00 -0500 (CDT)


At Thu, 2 May 2002, Teresa wrote: >
>A year ago I started taking Glucophage and thyroid meds. A couple of
>months later I went on the Pill. Dumb idea! I stopped taking the Pill
>about two months ago and I am amazed that for the first time in my life
>I have had two regular cycles. I am hoping this is the PCOS meds and my
>lifestyle changes and not the after effects of the Pill. Does anyone
>know if the Pill can influence your system for a time after going off of
>it? Is it possible I am still on the Pill cycle or is this really the
>"real me?" I've heard that it could take three months or so to get
>pregnant after the Pill so that sounds to me like there are some after
>effects. Thanks.

I was on the pill from 16-21, I didn't go off until I got married and was starting to prepare for getting pregnant. Now, a year later after having gained about 50 pounds and turning into an old hag with the excess hair and awful acne I have been diagnosed with PCOS. They tell me that the pill had been supressing the symptoms of PCOS. So until it is completely out of your system, you probably won't know what is the pill and what is the other meds. Be careful, if you dtart to notice changes in your appearance, try to do something before it gets out of control. I wish I had been diagnosed before going off the pill so I wouldn't have felt so awful. Hopefully being on the PCOS meds for sometime already will help with your side effects.

God Bless

--
Jackie



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