WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for May, 1998: Re: Amenorhea

Re: Amenorhea

From: Barbara (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 27 May 1998 14:11:05 -0500 (CDT)

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Hello Beth,

You didn't tell us if you had thyroid tests done or not. Also were you tested for poly cystic overies PCOS.. There are lots of reasons for this condition all the way from eating disorders to ovarian or thyroid problems causing it. The sad part is as you know if you don't menstrate you don't ovaulate so I can sure understand your wish to find an answer to this. Have you considered going to a teaching hospital and checking out their gyn dept about this? What area of the country or the world are you in perhaps we can help you find somewhere to go.

Barbara

At Wed, 27 May 1998, Beth wrote: >
>I am 32 years old and have not had a period in over 2 years. I have
>seen an endocronologist who has run blood tests and an MRI on me. The
>only thing that has shown up is that my stress hormone levels were high
>and my estrogen levels are extremely low. This is extremely odd because
>my gyn has me on a high estrogen dose Ovcon 50 in order to try to induce
>a period. This means for some reason the estrogen is not being absorbed
>into my body. I do want to have children someday. My endocronolgist
>has suggested to eat better and wait and see what happens. I have been
>waiting two years and think it's hard to believe that time will heal all
>wounds. Any idea what may be causing the problem?

--
Barbara Nesbitt
Editor, Women's Health at OBGYN.net

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