PCOS-MEDICATION Messages for October, 2002: Re: GGRRRRRR... DOctors (long reply)

Re: GGRRRRRR... DOctors (long reply)

From: SusieQ (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 30 Oct 2002 09:37:28 -0600 (CST)

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Don't take her back to that horrible person! I am so sorry for her...she needs a good endocrinologist who will not say such demeaning and painful things to her. I would make a complaint to the local medical board...this is not an effective treatment for your daughter and the doc completely ignored her current efforts. Obviously the doc's recommendations did not work, and that should inspire this doc to find new options for your daughter -- not cause her to belittle and condemn her. Shame on that doctor.

Please tell your daughter that we all feel for her and are appalled at the doctors treatment. Please tell her that we all agree that her doc is nuts, and this is not the way to treat pcos.

She may find a lot of help and information from the PCOS teen website, they have a chat room and message board just for teens to share their stories and helpful suggestions.

http://www.pcosupport.org/living/teen/projectheart.php

Your on the right track, she does need to see a reputable endocrinologist. Many of us have had good luck with reproductive endo's -- they will see her even if she does not want to become pregnant.

Please let us know how she is doing.

luck, SusieQ

>Ok my daughter went back today and she has gained 20 pds in 6 weeks
> she is following the insiln rest diet and has been doing great
> she is only on 500 xr mg a day and takes birth control pills and that is all.
> well the dr walks in and tells her she is going to sew up her mouth
>( she is only 17 and very sensitive because she is trying so hard)
>so anyway she wants her to go on a starvation diet ( which i nixed)
> she is to eat certain things for breakfast and thats it all day for two weeks..
>..not going to happen. I talked her into uping her met to 1000. which was hard
>because she was not sure about it. I told her in all our reasearch it said you need to
>be at at least 1500 for it to start to work.
> anyway thats where we are for now. she only eats 1000 calories a day and works 15-20 hours a week
>checking grocerys and goes to school.
> anyone have any ideas?
> Mel
>

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