PCOS Messages for August, 2003: Re: What other treatment options are avaliable for POCS

Re: What other treatment options are avaliable for POCS

From: Michelle (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 15 Aug 2003 22:44:46 -0700 (PDT)

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cindy get another doctor. Try to get into an endocrinologist. Don't let your doctor tell you birth control is the only answer because that's so wrong. Call around and when choosing a doctor if it's not an endo ask if they are familiar with pcos because alot of doctor's are not really educated on pcos for some reason. I know things can be frustrating but don't give up. You basically have to take control and say you know this isn't working for me so let's move onto what will. Usually you would be put on glucophase. Ask your doc about that. Best of luck. Michelle --- Cindy <anonymous@obgyn.net> wrote: > Hi
> This is my first time here and I am very confused
> about what I am
> suppose to do for POCS. I was diagnosed 6 months
> ago and was told that
> I needed to go one BC, I didn't want to as I suffer
> from migranes and BC
> only makes it worse. But I did as was suggested and
> the first month was
> awfull, neasua, and a headache everyday and constant
> bleeding. So they
> put me on a higher dose and said I have no other
> options after this so
> not to come back until I have completed three
> months. I have completed
> one month and I have pain in stomach area and my
> ovaries are sore, plus
> my breast are very tender and brused. The headache
> is just never
> ending. I use a hot pad for my ovaries and I have
> medication for the
> migranes, but I don't feel that this the answer for
> me. Sorry, if I am
> complaining but no one seems to really listen to me
> and my dh doesn't
> want to listen anymore.
> The only good thing is that my acne has cleared up.
> I am 32 and the
> mother of an active 2year old.
> Cindy
>

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