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Re: Adalactone, spironlactone and other medications to treat Poly Cystic Ovaries

From: Beth (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 7 Dec 2001 23:39:43 -0600 (CST)

Spironolactone is the generic version of Aldactone. Do you mean your Dr. switch you to the Aldactone from Spironolactone? I don't understand why they would 'add' it on top of the Spiro. Aldactone will do the same thing for you as Spironolactone. 

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Beth


At Fri, 7 Dec 2001, Kristine wrote:
>
>I'm a 21 year old female.  I was diagnosed with Poly Cystic Ovaries when
>I was 14, it was later connfirmed when I was 18.  I've been on Ortho Try
>Cyclen for about 4 years now.  The Spironolactone came in about a year
>ago and the Adalactone is the recent addition to my collection.  I don't
>know much about it, what its supposed to do how its going to affect me,
>if there are any long term side effects that I have to worry about.  I've
>been taking it for the past few days, its no picnic but if it will
>control the hair and the testosteron I guess I can't complain, but if
>anyone knows exactly what it does, please please please e-mail me as
>soon as possible.  Thank you.



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Stay safe and feel free to email me anytime,


Beth
Rockport, MA


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