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Re: Dr. MCINTOSH - Dont know what to think! Doctors please advise!
From: Carol (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 8 Nov 2000 08:13:21 -0600 (CST)
Gee thanks for your great advice....now I feel horrible. I would like
some explanation as to why I dont have any other symtoms of PCOS other
than Irregular periods. I'm sorry but I'm terribly scared and my
current doctor has said I dont have it, but I'm worried. Your saying
"it sounds like it" does not make me feel better - why do you think I
have it? Can you just have irregular periods as a sympton and that be
enough?
Signed WORRIED SICK!!!!
Thanks
t Tue, 7 Nov 2000, William D. McIntosh MD wrote:
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>At Tue, 7 Nov 2000, Carol wrote:
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>>First and foremost thank you all for being so kind and wonderful. This
>>board is amazing=)
>>My story is nuts...I dont know what to think. Here goes: I stopped the
>>pill a few months back and I did not have a period until I went to the
>>doctor and he put me on Aygestin. Before the Aygestin I had the blood
>>work, IGTT and ultrasound done. The ultra sound showed some cysts
>>on my ovaries and the bloodwork was perfect except my LH/FSH ratio was
>>3.1 and the IGTT was all normal. Now here is my dilema. I have no
>>other symptons of this syndrome. I'm a size 4, full head of hair, great
>>skin, no excessive hair etc. My only problem is my periods have always
>>been irregular. My doctor does not think I have this syndrome. What do
>>you ladies think of my situation...should I go to another doctor? Is it
>>possible to have LH/FSH ratios of 3.1, cysts and irreg. periods and not
>>have PCOS. I tell I'm the picture of health and always have been. I
>>dont know what to think?
>>Also, I had my LH/FSH ratio done again after the third day of my period
>>(period started by Aygestin) and it was normal then 1.1. What should I
>>do? Should I worry? Do I have PCOS?
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>Sounds like PCOS to me. You don't have to be fat to have PCOS.
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>William D. McIntosh, MD, FACOG
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