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Re: more hairy issues

From: jodi (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 28 Feb 2001 22:48:16 -0600 (CST)


we use condoms... we're careful.

i can see the aldactone and the pill making things look better... but it still leads back to my hatred of pills that only mask symptoms which you can't stay on indefinitely. (i would want to get preg some day... i want to get my body WORKING now... and i don't want to go off aldactone, get ahiry again, and have to start again later... if/when i get pregnant...)

i just wonder if aldactone really IS a road to wellness... if you adress the underlaying problems while taking it. will the hair aldactone reduces come back when you go off if you continue taking the glucophage and reducing insulin/testosterone through that route? of do the hair follicles themselves put out testosterone regardless of insulin/ovarian function?

i think i have read that once a hair goes terminal, it makes it's own supply... anyone know this?

- jodi, ever confused and baffled

At Wed, 28 Feb 2001, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >No...the doctor will not get the script back. But, if you do this, please
>make sure that you use some other form of birth control. The birth defects
>that Aldactone can cause could be very devastating -- so please be careful.
>
>I'm currently taking glucophage, aldactone, and Alesse ( a lower dose BCP).
>I've always hated "the pill" and I'm sure it's causing my chronic exhaustion,
>small skin eruptions all over my body, etc... Aside from protecting you from
>pregancy, my doctor told me "the pill" would help the Aldactone and the
>Glucophage work better. That's the ONLY reason I'm on it. I'd really just
>rather take the Glucophage because my biggest concern is the weight, but my
>RE says this combination of drugs will be a more efficient path to wellness.
>
>just my 2cents.




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