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Re: Could an 11 year old have Polysistic Ovarian Syndrome ? From: SusieQ (anonymous@obgyn.net) Wed, 19 Jun 2002 00:37:45 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Kimberly: "Re: Provera and Estrogen" Previous message: Victoria: "Re: Progesterone Increasing Depression?" In reply to: anonymous@obgyn.net: "Could an 11 year old have Polysistic Ovarian Syndrome ?" Next in thread: Annette: "Re: Could an 11 year old have Polysistic Ovarian Syndrome ?" Reply: Annette: "Re: Could an 11 year old have Polysistic Ovarian Syndrome ?" YES!!!! She can have it, and could benefit from therapy. If she is an active child and is still suffering from IR, she might be a candidate for glucophage therapy. Especially with a family history of diabetes, heart disease or obesity. My 8 year old takes glucophage because she is also showing signs of PCOS, and has IR. She has improved tremendously since starting the medication. She is very active, plays soccer and dance, and had terrible problems with afternoon tiredness and headaches. She is feeling so much better now. I took her to a pediatric endocrinologist who prescribed the met. I am hoping that by treating her now, she might avoid the problems I have. Hope this helps, luck, SusieQ > >Hello i have an 11yr old daughter who the Doctor said if she was 10 yrs >older >they would say she had this syndrome , so my question is to anyone who >could help is it possible thats what she has ? Or because she's only 11 >is there some thing else it could be ? We don't have insurance so it >makes this very >difficult , she is seeing a nurse who has been so great and she has been >talking with the Doctor .. We live in Oregon and he said what she has >is out of what he deals with and he would send her to Oregon Health >Science University but since we don't have insurance and can't afford >thousands of dollars in medical bills we can't do anything further .. >Looking for some help and answers any information would be greatly >appericated .. Thank you Annette Next message: Kimberly: "Re: Provera and Estrogen" Previous message: Victoria: "Re: Progesterone Increasing Depression?" In reply to: anonymous@obgyn.net: "Could an 11 year old have Polysistic Ovarian Syndrome ?" Next in thread: Annette: "Re: Could an 11 year old have Polysistic Ovarian Syndrome ?" Reply: Annette: "Re: Could an 11 year old have Polysistic Ovarian Syndrome ?"

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