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Re: PCOS--too much estrogen or too much testosterone? From: Renee (anonymous@obgyn.net) Wed, 12 Jun 2002 17:59:06 -0700 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: anonymous: "Re: PCOS--too much estrogen or too much testosterone?" Previous message: anonymous: "Re: Can't get insurance because of PCOS, help!" Maybe in reply to: Linda: "PCOS--too much estrogen or too much testosterone?" Next in thread: Kristy: "Re: PCOS--too much estrogen or too much testosterone?" Reply: Kristy: "Re: PCOS--too much estrogen or too much testosterone?" Reply: cat: "Re: PCOS--too much estrogen or too much testosterone?" Just because several women have both endo and PCOS does not mean they are related. If both are common, then it would be expected that there would be some amount of overlap between them. What percentage of women in the general population have endo? What percentage of PCOS women have endo? If the numbers are approximately the same (within a margin of error), then there is not a connection. However, if the number is greatly higher in one group, then there is either an increased or decreased liklihood of endo for PCOS-ers (depending on which way the difference goes). I just did a Medline search for "endometriosis and PCOS and prevalence," and also with PCOS spelled out. There were no articles that have looked at this, that I could find. It's an area for research. However, there is currently no support for a link between the two. Renee Kristy Sokoloski wrote: > > Jodi, > > Thanks. Unfortunately there has to be a connection between the > two. As to what it is who knows. Nearly 100 million women have > Endo and of that group there are women that have both PCOS and > Endo at the same time. It's becoming more and more common to > see for some reason. And then out of all that is an even > smaller group that has Vulvodynia in addition to the PCOS and > endo. > > Oh well, there's no doubt that there's still so much to learn. > But yes I can see what you are saying about the fact that we get > these b/c we are women. > > Thanks again, I was just curious. > > P.S. I don't know how many women on the board have both PCOS and > Endo but I know it's been discussed several times in the past > which makes me wonder what is going on. > > ===== > Kristy :) > > http://www.geocities.com/sokokl/kristyspersonalpage.html > > Hoping to be a nurse soon but for now just a Medical Secretary who does a lot of learning from reading on the Net, books, my dr(s), as well as sharing my own personal experiences. > > Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup > http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com > -- -------------- Renee Cordrey, MSPT, MPH, CWS --- Dwell in Possibility. --Emily Dickenson Next message: anonymous: "Re: PCOS--too much estrogen or too much testosterone?" Previous message: anonymous: "Re: Can't get insurance because of PCOS, help!" Maybe in reply to: Linda: "PCOS--too much estrogen or too much testosterone?" Next in thread: Kristy: "Re: PCOS--too much estrogen or too much testosterone?" Reply: Kristy: "Re: PCOS--too much estrogen or too much testosterone?" Reply: cat: "Re: PCOS--too much estrogen or too much testosterone?"

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