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Re: Anyone that could help

From: smed (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 30 Jan 2001 07:30:18 -0600 (CST)

Hi there ;)

I am on met, and not aware of any severe long term side effects. I know many of us are on it, although I firmly believe that if we can truly get it all under control, with the help of Met, maybe we can go off of it eventually. I have never used aldactone so I can not help you there.

I have never waxed my upper lip, but I used a hair removal creme (NEVER AGAIN!!) and although it was not "stubbly" it did seem that the hairs were more visible when they were short, if that makes sense. I will not use the hair removal creme again because it burned my face really bad and I had dry patchy spots for days, then I got nasty zips :P Me, I just use those tiny sharp cuticle scissors, or nose hair scissors and keep it really short, does not seem to be visible that way.

TTFN 

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Smed


At Mon, 29 Jan 2001, anonymous wrote:
>
>I'm a teenager, and my doctor recently put me on glucophage for my PCOS.
>I was just wondering if there are any negative long-term side effects to
>it that i should be worried about, what about aldactone also?
>
>Also, can anyone tell me what it looks like when hair above the upper
>lip grows back? i want to get mine waxed, but i am fearing that i will
>look all prickly and stubbley, can anyone help?



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