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Re: Insulin resistanceFrom: Barbara (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 13 Jun 2000 12:56:13 -0500 (CDT)
thanks, this is a great article. At Tue, 13 Jun 2000, Herring, wrote: > >I found some interesting information on IR on the American Diabetes website. >It explaines somewhat about what causes IR. Some of you may enjoy the >reading. > >http://www.diabetes.org/diabetesforecast/99february/pg85.asp > >Annetta > >-----Original Message----- >From: Jolene Miller [mailto:anonymous@obgyn.net >Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2000 10:49 AM >To: Multiple recipients of list PCOS >Subject: Re: PCOS > >Sarah - > >If you feel comfortable sharing, what tests did the doc order and what >were your results? There are plenty of knowledgeable folks on the >board who can help. > >Given that insulin resistance underlies PCOS, you are right to worry >about developing diabetes, as IR often progesses to it. There are >things that can be done to help control the IR. > >Remember that docs can't keep on top of all the research on all >diseases, and there has been a lot of research on PCOS the last >2-3 years. Get educated - use the Web, the public library, a medical >library, if you have access to one - and share the information with >your doctor! > >Hang in there! > >Jolene, in Toledo > >>>> RuachAdoni1@yahoo.com 6/13/00 11:27:43 AM >>> >I was given an ultrasoud due to pelvic pain and was told by the DR. that >I had what appeared to be Poly Cystic Ovaries. I do not have a period >and never have unless induced by Provera. Took BCP for 1 month and was >so deathly ill from the hormone combonation that I will never take them >again. I have been sexually active since I was 22 years old (26 now. >Have had 2 partners in my lifetime and have never used protection >against pregnancy and have never been pregnant. Told Dr. all of this >plus the physical symptoms of ammenoreha, weight problems, currently >starting to get acne mildly and never had it before, skin tags etc. Dr. >took hormone levels from me and said they all came back fine. My >question is I have all the symptoms of PCOS but my Dr. refuses to give >me anything other than Provera which causes my severe cramps, and will >not dx me with PCOS since my hormone levels are "normal". What should I >do? Do these levels have to be off when an ultrasound clearly shows >lumpy ovaries? My sister has diabetes and I am afraid that if I am being >misdiagnosed that the PCOS may causes me to get diabetes. > >-- >Sarah >
-- Barbara
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