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Re: Belle From: Kelley (anonymous@obgyn.net) Sat, 18 Mar 2000 16:35:52 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Kelley: "Re: Kelly" Previous message: Jean: "Belle" In reply to: Jean: "Belle" Next in thread: Belle: "Re: Belle" At Sat, 18 Mar 2000, Jean wrote: > >I'm a little frustrated right now so please bare with me. I just >received a letter in the mail from my doctor saying my glucose levels >were in range. She didn't say what they were but I will find out on >Monday. I know I have PCOS. I have a lot of the symptoms but just >can't seem to get any help yet. Please explain why do we do a glucose >test at all if it is the insulin that needs to be tested? If you have to >test the glucose to test the insulin why don't they mention that? Should >we all be telling our doctors it is insulin we want to find out about? >Can you tell anything at all on the glucose test if you are insulin >resistant. Do I need to go back and say I want the test done to check >my insulin? I'm confused also-my daughter is in a med center study and they diagnosed her because both of her testosterone testlevels were high. I was told that she would have made the diagnosis even if one of the tests were high. So why aren't other diagnosis being made in this way? What is the defining test, or is there one? Kelley -- Kelley Next message: Kelley: "Re: Kelly" Previous message: Jean: "Belle" In reply to: Jean: "Belle" Next in thread: Belle: "Re: Belle"

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