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Re: 14-year-old daughter with ovarian cystFrom: Belle (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat, 24 Jun 2000 20:41:13 -0500 (CDT)
My daughter is 13. She has been on Glucophage (1500 mg/day) since the end of November. Her period has regulated and her moods have been SO much better (hmmm, I wonder how I acted before Glucophage...). She did not have the excess hair except in the small of her back. This has almost totally disappeared. I would not recommend the birth control pill unless the patient is sexually active. The pill has many unwanted side effects that are bad: weight gain, facial hair, hair loss, etc. I would not have put my child on this even if the endo had recommended it. I believe that you will find that many women first found their symptoms after going on the pill or after going off the pill. I really have found this to be a consistant story. Your daughter is very lucky to have a mom who is doing research to find out the best treatment. Good luck to both of you! P.S. BTW, if you have a son who is reaching adolescence, you may want to have his insulin levels checked also. This is a non-discriminatory gene.
At Sat, 24 Jun 2000, Gisele wrote:
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If anyone has had experience with
>this problem in a child Ashley's age, I would really like to hear if
-- Hope this helps,
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