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Re: Getting Started with PCOSFrom: Amanda (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 31 Oct 2001 22:59:51 -0600 (CST)
At Wed, 31 Oct 2001, rose wrote: > >I was recently diagnosed with PCOS as a twenty something and just weeks >after I got married to my very supportive DH. > >I have not found the endocrinologist or the sympathetic doctor who had >heard about this syndrome before, yet! >I was diagnosed after I failed to have periods even with a hormone >treatment designed to make them happen. Ovarian cysts were found in the >ultrasound. > >I have been reading about you, other women with PCOS and wondering how >much of it applies to me. I used to be skinny and have only recently >started gaining weight but am still within "normal weight". I have >thick hair and hairy legs. LOL The biggest issues are not being able to >get pregnant and I am worried weather I have normal insuline levels. >(only heard about them in the internet) > >How do I get started? I am quite confused right now with all of this >info and have no other women to talk to. :( > >Thanks! > >"pcosrose" pcosrose, I was just diagnosed my self after reading on the internet about symptoms...I made an appointment with my family doctor and asked her questions about pcos. She said to me "By looking at your weight and your cycles, I would say you had pcos"! I asked her to refer me to someone with a liitle more knowledge and compassion...and she did. I went to my new doctor and felt so much better. I brought a bunch of questions for her...she took blood samples and gave me a real diagnosis. So, my advice is, ask a lot of questions and be sure to get a doctor who doesn't think it is just a weight problem...cause it's not!!!
-- Amanda Sue
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