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Re: A long questionFrom: Harvey S. Marchbein, M.D. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun, 6 Aug 2000 14:36:12 -0500 (CDT)
At Sun, 6 Aug 2000, Tiffany wrote: > >i have a few questions. I have never had a regular period. They were >always either very very heavy or like now non exhistant. When I was 16 >I went in for a pap smear and the tests came back abnormal for cervical >cancer. They did a biopsy and that test came back inconclusive. They >have never figured that problem out. My grandmother had ovarian cancer >at age 21 if that makes any difference. >At the age of 18 my period was so bad I was having to go to the hospital >because I was bleeding so much. They gave me birth control pills to >stop the bleeding. They only made the bleeding worse. The doc decided >to do a laporoscopy. That came back that I had polyps and fibroids in >my uterus which she removed. She didn't expect to find those things. >Now at the age of 21 I haven't had a period for over a year and a half. >I had a son a year ago and didn't have a period again after I had him. I >had the typical bleeding after you have a baby but nothing else. Because >of the doc I had when I was 16 she retired. I had to have a different >doc through my pregnancy and after. The doc took a pregnancy tests and >those have all been negative. Now they want to start me on provera. I >took it before and it didn't work. I have asked you docs here some >questions in the past and my real doc got mad that I was getting a >second opinion. He won't test for any hormonal problems or anything. He >says i am too young to have a hormonal imbalance. he won't test for >cervical cancer cause he says I am too young to get it. >Just so you know my mother started her period when she was 6 years old. >My questions to you are these. 1. Could the cervical cancer be related >to why my periods are so screwed up? Not likely based upon your history.
>2. What could be causing my Hormonal irregularity.
>3. What should be tested for? A few blood tests, including FSH, LH, TSH, Prolactin to start.
>4. What to I believe you know the answer to this.
>and 5. could a hormonal problem be causing my wacked periods. Probably, but you won't know til the tests are done. A second opinion may be worthwhile at this point.
>sorry so
-- Harvey S. Marchbein, M.D. FACOG, FACS Great Neck, New York
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