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Re: can a shot work for PCOS?MINOCYCYLINEFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netSun, 23 Mar 2003 17:33:08 -0600 (CST)
At Wed, 5 Sep 2001, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >At Wed, 5 Sep 2001, blabs wrote: >> >>what is minocycline? >> >It is actually anantibiotic (inthe tetricycline family) that I take to >prevent my face from breaking out. > >>At Tue, 4 Sep 2001, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >>> >>>Hi. I have PCOS, take orthotricyclen, Aldactone 100mg, and minocycline. >>>I have a ve hard time remembering to take my birth control pill. I >>>thought it would get easier to remember, but my life is so crazy, it's >>>jsut getting worse. The first month I took them, I never missed a day, >>>just took them at all different times. Now, like the 9th month I've >>>been on BCP, I've missed so many pills, and started bleeding in the >>>middle of the pack. IT's terrible. Everybody says to put them a place >>>where I am the same time everyday. There is not sucj a place. I wake >>>up a different time depending on the day, go to sleep all different >>>times, eat all meals at different times, etc. Nothing is "stable" in my >>>life because I am a very very busy person, so I have a hard time taking >>>them. I was wondering if I could take shots (like I heard of Lunelle). >>>I'm not taking the BCP for birth control, just for PCOS, so would a shot >>>be an option for me? Or is there anything else instead of a daily pill? >> >>-- >>blabs >>
-- can you take shots instead of pills like minocin tetricycline for face breakouts?
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