Re: Well that was a bust..
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Sat, 7 Sep 2002 11:56:35 -0500 (CDT)
Dear Melissa,
with treatment and good managmenet, it is quite possible that your
daughter will have children. Some people, even with severe PCOS, do get
pregnant and have successful deliveries. My little sister has PCOS
worse than me, she got pregnant with her husband by accident (they were
a little careless cause she thought that it would not be easy to get
pregnant) - she is not 7 months pregant and going great.
Don't worry unnecessarily about this at this stage - in all likelihood
your daughter will be fine - and treatment for PCOS is going ahead much
more rapidly now than in the past. For now most important is to manage
the PCOS and live a healthy and active lifestyle.
Best wishes
Sally
At Sat, 7 Sep 2002, Melissa wrote:
>
>Called the new dr to see if he was taking new patients and he is not but
>his partner is only youb have to have your primary referr you so we are
>back to square one.....darn darn we do have appointment with primary in
>two weeks.
>
>ok my question for the day is this..if we can get her some help and get
>her on some treatment now will it help her chances of getting pregnant
>when she is ready in 10 years ( or so since she is only 16 now not a
>concern at this point)
>everything i read most peopole have a really hard time.
> Melissa
>
>At Fri, 6 Sep 2002, Pat wrote:
>>
>>My thoughts are with you. Everyone deserves a good provider ! Hopefully
>>just what you need. Pat
>>>
>>>Thanks for the book titles.
>>>I did some research and found a endocrinoligist ( think that is how you
>>>spell it) in our ares so i ask around ( some nurses that work in the
>>>area and said he is wonderful. so i will call tomorrow and see if he is
>>>taking new patients. Cross your fingers im going to try and talk to his
>>>nurse and see if she wants me to fax her the test results ( i have a
>>>copy).
>>> Say a prayer this is all going to work out..
>>> Melissa
>>>
>>>--
>>>My 16 year old daughter has been diagnoised with pco. she has been on
>>>bcp for the past year and the very first set of bcp worked great she had
>>>energy and was losing weight and breezed through her periods well dr decided
>>>they were to strong for her and changed them. so for the last 6 months it
>>>has been heck.she is over weight but does not eat much (i finially made the dr
>>>understand that. this is when she said OH my gosh i know what she has)
>>>they did the blood test today so we are waiting for the results of those.
>>>my mother, both of my inlaws and her dad are diabetics. I had t have hyst at 27
>>>due to sever cramps and cyst on overies.
>>>I need to know how to help my daughter and what she needs to know in dealing
>>>with this.Thanks to anyone who can help us.
>>>Melissa
>>>
>--
>My 16 year old daughter has been diagnoised with pco. she has been on
>bcp for the past year and the very first set of bcp worked great she had
>energy and was losing weight and breezed through her periods well dr decided
>they were to strong for her and changed them. so for the last 6 months it
>has been heck.she is over weight but does not eat much (i finially made the dr
>understand that. this is when she said OH my gosh i know what she has)
>they did the blood test today so we are waiting for the results of those.
>my mother, both of my inlaws and her dad are diabetics. I had t have hyst at 27
>due to sever cramps and cyst on overies.
>I need to know how to help my daughter and what she needs to know in dealing
>with this.Thanks to anyone who can help us.
>Melissa
>
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