PCOS Messages for October, 2001: Re: Dana: was Re: Do you sweat?

Re: Dana: was Re: Do you sweat?

From: Dana (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 15 Oct 2001 14:29:16 -0700 (PDT)

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I have been ttc for 16 yrs. My endo told me to stay on aldactone until I get a + hpt. Then to stop. I am aware of the problems aldactone causes on male fetuses..thanks --- jodi <anonymous@obgyn.net> wrote: > I haven't really been following this thread closely
> and at this point
> I can't tell whose sig this is that appears at the
> bottom... but Dana,
> are
> you TTC and taking aldactone????
>
> - jodi
>
> At Sun, 14 Oct 2001, Dana wrote:
> >
> >I sweat all the time. I'm rarely cool or cold. I
> have
> >always been a hot person. My endo blames it on my
> >hypothyroidism. I haven't owned a winter coat since
> I
> >was a child. I was the only kid that sweat in the
> >snow. It's hard to find good make-up because I
> sweat
> >so much. I also can't wear sleeves. I wear tank
> tops
> >all year long.
> >Dana
> >--- Jen R <anonymous@obgyn.net> wrote:
> >> At Thu, 11 Oct 2001, Bamajenn wrote:
> >> >
> >> >Do you all sweat easily?
> >> >
> >> >I don't know if PCOS has anything to do with
> this,
> >> but I always have
> >> >sweaty hands and feet. Sometimes it is so bad
> that
> >> my hands and feet
> >> >actually swell uncomfortably.
> >>
> >> I get that, too. My hands and feet always have
> >> sweated a lot, even in
> >> winter. I remember in school, my schoolwork
> would
> >> often get all sweaty
> >> and icky, and I've always had to wear socks with
> all
> >> shoes. And my feet
> >> tend to smell a lot, for a woman's feet.
> >>
> >> My hands do sometimes swell, and I've also had my
> >> feet swell up,
> >> although only at a high elevation. Nobody could
> >> ever explain that to
> >> me. Maybe it's PCOS? I don't know.
> >>
> >> --
> >> Jen R.
> >>
> >> email welcome at: jennyred@nospam.ivillage.com
> >> (note: to send me an email, take out the
> "nospam." I
> >> put in
> >> my email address. That's in there for the
> >> spam-bots.)
> >>
> >
> >=====
> >Dreams and mistakes are the only thing we can call
> our own. Correct your mistakes, never give up on
> your dreams. Most important...trust God... I pray
> for my empty arms to be filled with a bundle of joy.
> What a Blessing that will be.
> >Glucophage 1000 mg
> >Aldactone 200 mg
> >Unithroid 175 mg
> >prenatals
> >
> >http://personals.yahoo.com
>

===== Dreams and mistakes are the only thing we can call our own. Correct your mistakes, never give up on your dreams. Most important...trust God... I pray for my empty arms to be filled with a bundle of joy. What a Blessing that will be. Glucophage 1000 mg Aldactone 200 mg Unithroid 175 mg prenatals

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