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Re: Does anyone know why calcium would be contradicted for a person?From: Belle (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 15 Apr 2002 17:53:26 -0500 (CDT)
Panacea, Yes, I am serious about asking this question. I have always assumed that I am allowed to ask questions on this forum as well as every one else. I sincerely hope that you do not respond to others like this. Barbara, If you are asking because of clotting factor problems, they are not a common feature of PCOS. If you are asking because of a perceived risk factor for stroke, that is also not a problem *particular* to PCOS. I do not see where in your question you are speaking in relation to diabetes or to PMS. It is very curious that you are now presenting your question in a fashion where you are trying to link it to PCOS. Your original question is still at the bottom of the page for your reference. Perhaps you thought that you had typed something different in your question. Perhaps you typed something else in and then edited it before you posted it. As I recall, you have been talking about the calcium question on the board for a while now and your questions have not really been linked to PCOS in any. If you have questions about your condition that are not related to PCOS, you need to consult your physician or nurse. It appears that you have several problems that may be overlapping. If you have two different doctors that conflict with one another, you may want to ask about the difference in opinions. You may want to do your own research. It would be great if everyone could just chat on this board but that is not how it is set up. I would love to discuss my two other auto-immune disorders here but it is not appropriate. If I want to discuss the symptoms or medications for them, I have to go to other boards. It can be inconvenient but it is the only logical way to do it. Not everyone on this board shares an interest in these outside disorders. I wondered as I read your post if you are aware what the symbol ; ) means. It is a wink and a smile (you have to look at it sideways). From the tone of the posts made by yourself and Panacea, I gathered that you did not know. My question was offered as a gentle reminder to you to stay on topic. Just prior to reading your question about pro time clotting factor, I had just finished going over several posts about CAH. While we do discuss CAH and its simiarities or differences with PCOS, this is not a CAH board. There are other places where the discussion of PT (PTT) or CAH is more appropriate. There are many women who receive the digest who have posted asking us to stay on topic, or to cut out any part of the message to which we are not replying or simply to get off of the list because it is so difficult to deal with. It would be a shame of someone were unable to get the answer to a question because they simply could not deal with the large volume of posts that are on this board, or because they could not see the relevance of the posts to their condition. It is up to each of us to try to be a curteous as we can to all of the women here (even the ones who receive the posts as a digest). Marcia, As you do more research into PCOS, you will see that a lack of insulin is not a problem for women with PCOS. We produce a ton of it! However the original post was about calcium - not magnesium. Sorry you were caught in the confusion.
At Sat, 13 Apr 2002, Barb wrote:
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-- Belle
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