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Re: Birth control pills and PCOS

From: Char (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 30 Mar 2001 21:07:09 -0600 (CST)


After 3 months on the birth control pill called Demulin, the hair growth on my face slowed down considerably. I usually go to electrolosis about once a month for a half hour....it's been 4 months and I have not needed it, although I may go for 15 minutes next week. A remarkable improvement!

Also, the hair on my head used to fall out in clumps; and that has slowed down considerably as well.

My testosterone level went from 86 to 30, and other blood test results improved also.

I have had many other positive results with Demulin. This bcp is working very well for me.

Hope this helps.

At Wed, 28 Mar 2001, Beth wrote: >
>Hi, I wanted to see if I could get some of your experiences with the
>birth control pill and its effects on unwanted (male pattern) hair
>growth in PCOS. My doctor prescribed the pill for me, saying it would
>take about 6 months for me to see results as far as removal of unwanted
>hair. I've never been on the pill before, and I have a few questions in
>general, and about the specific pill she prescribed for me (LO-OVRAL).
>
>1. Does the birth control really control/remove unwanted hair?
>2. Has anyone had any experiences (good or bad) specifically with
>LO-OVRAL and icontrolling unwanted hair?
>3. Can anyone tell me side effects they've noticed with LO-OVRAL? So
>far I've noticed a drop in appetite, and tender and enlarged breasts.
>
>Thanks for your help!!!
>
>--
>Beth
>

--
Char



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