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Re: QUESTIONS ON PCOS

From: Kelley (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 26 Mar 2000 16:33:10 -0600 (CST)


At Sat, 25 Mar 2000, Risa wrote: >
>I have 2 questions. I'm 43years old and was diagnosed when I was about
>20 with Stein-Leventhal syndrome. I would go a whole year and not
>menstruate. About 18 months ago I started getting a period every month
>almost to the day it was due. Can someone tell me how that could
>happen?
>
>My second question is: My brother has a 14 year old daughter who was
>diagnosed with pcos. I knew I could pass it on to my own daughter but I
>didn't think I could pass it on to my niece. Does that sound normal?
>
>If someone could answer these questions I would appreciate it very much.
>I remember the pain growing up not feeling normal because all my friends
>had periods, but not me, I wish you were around back then. Maybe my
>niece won't feel the pain that I did growing up. Thank you all very
>much.

Hi! I am 41 and I have been extremely irregular all my life, unitl this last year, and I am now pretty regular-but still experiencing some of the other syptoms, like some hairs growing where they shouldn't, etc., My daughter was just diagnosed with PCOS. I also had to take Clomid to get pg. when we wanted to have a baby. I'm still trying to figure all this out, too. My daughter and I have started on low carb lifestyle and exercise. These darn hormones! I hope that my daughter can have an easier time of it since we jknow early what is wrong with her!

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KB



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