Re: Dark patches of skin
From: Erin (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 22 Jan 2003 01:07:43 -0600
I have had the same problem for many years now. When i asked my ob/gyn she
told me that the "blisters" were normal they do resemble more of a large
pimple though and can be very painful at times, i also get them under my
breasts. These have caused more emotional pain than anything even though i
have a very understanding husband it is hard to feel attractive with it in
these intimate areas. I have just recently found something that has
drastically helped it is called Body Benefits by Body image it is an
antibacterial hand scrub (like i said i have tried just about everything)
also I use a powder to keep the moisture down and it has really made a
difference. Hope this helps
>----- Original Message -----
From: "Colette" <anonymous@obgyn.net>
To: "Multiple recipients of list PCOS-MEDICATION"
<pcos-medication@mail.medispecialty.com>
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 10:48 PM
Subject: Re: Dark patches of skin
> I also have the dark patches of skin, even under my breasts. I don't have
> cysts inside of my thighs, but I do have pimples...more like blackheads,
and
> have found nothing to get rid of them. I also have the dark patches on my
> abdomin, the lower part of the apron that sits on my thighs when I sit. I
> know...too much info...lol...just thought I would let you know, you are
not
> alone.
>
> Colette
>
> > I have had PCOS for 12 years and have always had darker patches of skin
> > on my inner thighs, back of neck and under the eyes.
> > I have asked several doctors about this many many times and they all say
> > its nothing or 'genetic' even though no one else in my family has these
> > patches of darker skin.
> > Recently I saw a homeopath who said it was PCOS related having these
> > patches especially in these areas - also I have several small 'cysts' on
> > the darker patches on my inner thighs - have tried everything from
> > scrubs and masks and exfoliation but they will not disappear.
> > Has anyone else had this same problem and know anything about it being
> > PCOS related ? Please help
>