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Re: Newly diagnosedFrom: Ellen (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 25 Jul 2002 10:50:02 -0500 (CDT)
At Thu, 25 Jul 2002, =?iso-8859-2?q?Zalányi wrote: > > <bj@biotronikusa.com (BJ Elessar)> 2002.07.24. 20:08:10 -5h-kor írta: > >> At Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Ellen wrote: >> > >> >I recently had an annual exam including a pelvic ultrasound due to heavy >> >periods and break-through bleeding between periods. My doctor had a >> >follow up visit to tell me she believes I have PCOS due to the cysts, my >> >bleeding, and my blood tests showed my female hormones in an abnormal >> >ratio. I am also overweight with high blood pressure, high cholesterol >> >and a fast heart rate. I figured the overweight had a lot to do with >> >the bp, cholesterol and heart rate. >> > >> >My question is, is it possible for this to just develop when you are >> >older (I am 41), and without some of the more obvious symptoms? I am >> >going to discuss further with my doctor, but wanted to see what feedback >> >I get here as well. I'm not sure if I need to worry about this or not >> >(I kind of think my doctor is wrong). >> > >> >Thanks >> >> I would recommend you start supplementing with natural progesterone >> cream and see what this all looks like in 3-6 months. I would bet you >> see a real improvement. Your symptoms are common for perimenopause and >> they do feed into each other. The hormone imbalance is the key and the >> progesterone is a safe and effective way to get back in balance. >> BJ >> >I would refrain from recommending anything without knowing the exact hormone values > >Sam (Ob/Gyn,RE) Is there somewhere where I can find the ranges for "normal" hormone levels?
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