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Re: Anyone ever get diagnosed after a successful pregnancy?From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 8 Nov 2001 12:19:45 -0600 (CST)
At Thu, 30 Mar 2000, Molly wrote: > >Hi, many women with PCOS have been thin all their lives until their >symptoms became worse. My 16 year old daughter was very athletic and very >thin. She gained 40 pounds in a few months, while exercising strenuously >daily and watching what she ate. She was in a state of shock! We had never >heard of PCOS. Your advantage is that you know about PCOS. Be ready if >your body starts showing some of this but don't expect the worst! Make sure >that you eat a balanced diet- not just carbs. Be armed and ready! > >By the way, we found out that I also have PCOS. I don't have near the >symptoms my daughter does. I was always very thin and as I got older, I did >gain weight. My hair growth got worse but not anything like my daughter! > >Take care! >Molly >-----Original Message----- >From: Nethermind <anonymous@obgyn.net> >To: Multiple recipients of list PCOS <anonymous@obgyn.net> >Date: Thursday, March 30, 2000 4:34 AM >Subject: Anyone ever get diagnosed after a successful pregnancy? > >>Hello, and thanks for all that you guys do here to support each other. I >>have had the symptoms of PCOS ever since puberty (father is also >>diabetic), but never been diagnosed. I currently have an appt with my >>OBGYN to discuss hormone testing and ultrasounds to determine if this is >>what is going on in my body. Here is my question: can you actually have >>a nonmedicated,successful pregnancy and still have PCOS? I have a >>daughter, conceived after months of trying with irregular cycles. Now >>that she is two, we want to try for another child. It is because of our >>lack of success this time around that all these seemingly unrelated >>symptoms have come to the forefront. I am finding it harder to conceive >>than last time. Was my daughter just a miraculous surprise? I know that >>my symptoms are getting worse (scant hair on my face now enough to wax >>off, weight loss harder and harder, etc, less cycles in any given year). >>Any advise anyone has here would be greatly appreciated. - Sincerely, >>Nethermind >>
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