PCOS Messages for May, 2001: Re: Hysterectomy

Re: Hysterectomy

From: Celeste (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 22 May 2001 21:02:49 -0500 (CDT)

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At Tue, 22 May 2001, Rose wrote: >

Well, if you hadn't been on birth control pills to have a period, he likely did find a lot of buildup and maybe even thickened uterine lining (hyperplasia). If you had cancer (which he would have said) then sure, a hyster might be good, but basically you have a doc who proved he doesn't understand IN THE SLIGHTEST how to treat PCOS. Please find an endocrinologist, a specialist in hormone and metabolism problems, who can help you get your insulin under control because high insulin is what causes our female hormones to get out of control and cause these problems. If you can get your insulin under control, you can get your system to work more normally and at your age, chances are very good that you could become a mom if you want to be. Please don't have a surgery with just this doc's opinion.

>Hi ladies, and doc. I've been reading the discussions for a while now.
>Never really said much. Well, think I'm 'bout to make up for it. I
>have a question. Before I ask it,...a little history. I've had PCOS
>for atleast 6 years now. Only got diagnosis this year. The army
>doctors were very bad and just dismissed my illness to weight. Well, my
>civillian doc said without a doubt I have PCOS. I wanted to get
>pregnant, so we were trying clomid, otherwise, I don't have periods, at
>all. When, as with birth control, I began bleeding, I didn't stop...for
>months. Last month we decided to do a D&C to check things out. I went
>back today to follow-up. The pathologist said they had never seen
>anything so bad, especially in someone so young. (I just turned 25 two
>days before the d&c). We have decided to do a hysterectomy ASAP.
>Probably in two weeks. My question is this: Because of the PCOS, we
>have decided to take the ovaries too. Will this help with the side
>effects of PCOS? The hirsutism, acne, weight battles.? Anybody? Thanks.

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Celeste

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