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Re: Thyroid & PCOS (To Sue - Sorry a bit long)

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Fri, 6 Sep 2002 09:10:27 -0500 (CDT)


Hi Sue,

a RE should be just as qualified to treat Hypothyroid as a regular E. ALso many women with PCOS also have hypothyroid - so your RE should also be up onj that. Yes, quite a few of the symptoms can overlap!

Get armed with your info and then work with him so that you can start feeling better.

Best wishes

Sally

At Wed, 4 Sep 2002, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>Hi Sally--
>Thanks so much for your post. I found some really good info on that
>Mary Shomon site--not like some of the flotsam and jetsam on the net. :
>)
>
>I have multiple symptoms of hypothyroidism, but it confuses me where
>they overlap with my PCO symptoms. I truly just want to have more
>energy--my 7 mo. old sleeps about 16 hours per day and I feel like I
>could join him most of the time. I love my RE and don't anticipate
>having any problems getting him to run more than just TSH on me, but I
>don't know if he'll want to treat it (assuming there is a legit problem
>with my thyroid) or if he'll send me to a regular E, in which case, I'll
>have a whole 'nother time to tell my medical history and tx history to a
>dr who's not up to speed on PCO.
>
>Anyhow, I'll let you know what turns out--Mary Shomon's site has good
>references for values on the blood tests, and I've bookmarked it so I
>know what we're talking about. Here's to more energy and feeling a
>whole lot better!
>
>Thanks again!




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