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Re: PCOS questions

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 29 Oct 2002 23:58:35 -0600 (CST)


At Sun, 27 Oct 2002, Laura wrote: >Hi there! I know that the darkening of skin in privet areas is a normal thing in wiman with pcos. I don't know about the vaginal discharge, but the hair won't go away by itself, you have to have it remove by laser.
good luck. >Make a long story short:
>
>Had irregular period since around 13. Eventually was on BC to regulate
>periods. Recently went off BC so that I could be ready for pregnancy.
>Did not get period. Was on provera several times to "jumpstart"
>ovulation. Worked for one month each time.
>
>Anyway, I was finally referred to an endocrinologist. I am not insulin
>resistent or obese. But I've been prescribed metaformin which I've been
>on for about a month and a half. I'm getting normal periods!
>
>But, I'm posting here for questions that others may have answers to.
>
>First, after my last dosage of BC, I had excessive dark hair growth on
>my lower back, gluteus around nipples and upper lip. Will that go away
>with metaformin treatment?
>
>Second, I attribute my cystic acne to the increased levels of
>testosterone. Has anyone had this problem and did it cease with the use
>of metaformin.
>
>Since age 12, I've always had an excessive yellowish/creamy white
>vaginal discharge. I've seen at least 6 different gynocologists who all
>told me it was normal for me and I should just douche once a week. I
>still do not accept this answer.
>
>Lastly, anyone else have dark pigmentation in the vaginal and anal area?
>(I'm caucasion, and the pigmentation is brown).
>
>I'd appreciate any responses I can get.
>
>--
>Laura
>



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