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Re: Can PCOS just spontaneously vanish? Does anyone know? Please help! From: Laura (anonymous@obgyn.net) Fri, 31 May 2002 00:16:53 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Sonnet: "Re: Pcos info in other languages" Previous message: Jane: "I need Advice Please!" Maybe in reply to: anonymous: "Can PCOS just spontaneously vanish? Does anyone know? Please help!" Next in thread: jodi: "tilted uterus was: Re: Can PCOS just spontaneously vanish? Does anyone know? Please help!" Reply: jodi: "tilted uterus was: Re: Can PCOS just spontaneously vanish? Does anyone know? Please help!" Hi Elise - Thanks for your response. While PCOS is unique for each woman that has it, I know for myself that diet and exercise made a big difference. But I think that stress affected me the most. Quitting that job was the best thing I ever did. Congratulations on your pregnancy. My pregnancy was normal - nothing unusual, and I have heard that except that for an occasional problem with progesterone production early on, most pregnant women with PCOS go on to have normal pregnancies. Good luck with it all, and with nursing, too - don't be afraid of a few baby teeth, either! They rarely bite, and your milk's much better than Gerber's anyway! ( and better for them, too. AAP recommends nursing for the first year of life and the World Heath Organization recommends it for the first two years.) at Tue, 28 May 2002, Elise wrote: > >Hello there! > >My name is Elise and what you describe is exactly what happened to me. I >NEVER had a normal period in my life, I have irregular hair growth >(which you don't) and a tilted uterus. I had uprotected sex with my >husband regularly without fear of becoming pregnant. Then I got on >Atkins diet (which controls your sugar/insulin levels) and I got >pregnant right away. Boy was I shocked (and happy). As a matter of >fact, I took 3 pregnancy tests because I couldn't believe the positive >results of the first two. > >I did have a period the first 3 months of my pregnancy but I gather it >is because the placenta was not regulating my hormones (that doesn't >happen until after your third month). Once the placenta regulated the >hormones, I did not have another period (I am 4 1/2 months pregnant >now). I needed no help maintaining the pregnancy though I crampe Next message: Sonnet: "Re: Pcos info in other languages" Previous message: Jane: "I need Advice Please!" Maybe in reply to: anonymous: "Can PCOS just spontaneously vanish? Does anyone know? Please help!" Next in thread: jodi: "tilted uterus was: Re: Can PCOS just spontaneously vanish? Does anyone know? Please help!" Reply: jodi: "tilted uterus was: Re: Can PCOS just spontaneously vanish? Does anyone know? Please help!"

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