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Re: Dark Red Blotches

From: Ann (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 24 Apr 2003 20:20:57 -0500 (CDT)


Janet, Thanks for the info it was very helpful. My RE took me off Met since it didn't really seem to help me, so I will have to look for another solution to help with this problem. What can you do for the itching in the mean time? Do you just have to deal with it? I have tried anti itch creams, but they haven't worked that well.

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Ann

At Thu, 24 Apr 2003, Janet wrote: > >Hi Ann, >Yes these red blotches under your arms are directly linked to PCOS. THe >official mane for them is Acanthosis nigricans. It can occur under your >arms around your neck, between your thighs, pretty much anywhere your >skin folds over. I've had mine since I was about 12. Since I started >on metformin, they have almost dissappeared. I do want to add that not >everyones go away with treatment. > >Janet > >At Thu, 24 Apr 2003, Ann wrote: >> >>Just recently I have gotten these dark red blothces in the arm pit area, >>and it usually itches really bad. Could this be another part of PCOS, >>or most likely something else. I haven't changed deodorant or laundry >>detergents, so it can't be from that. Let me know what you think. >>Thanks! > >-- >Email always welcome >Janet at JanetHeller@msn.com >




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