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Re: now confused & frustratedFrom: Elizabeth (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 28 Apr 1999 13:28:45 -0500 (CDT)
At Wed, 28 Apr 1999, shannon wrote: > >On 4/21 I posted a message re:hypothalamic amenorrhea and had questions >about GH testing. Well, the good news was I don't need a bone marrow >sample taken since the last GH test was with in range. The bad news is >that the endo told me that there is nothing he can do for me. I can't >believe that there is nothing to do he said to just stay on the Cycrin >forever and look into adoption - at 27 that sounds a little harsh. So >my questions are: >1) Is there any treatment for hypopituitarism or hypothalamic >amenorrhea? > >2) Could fatigue, irratibilty, and loss of sex drive be related to this? > >3) Is this condition permenant? Do people every just start ovulating on >their own? >Sorry to ask so many questions I just seem to be getting different >answers from my doctors . && I really have no idea of what your condition entails, but I do recall a high school friend of mine who worked out a lot and had problems with ovulating - she'd rarely get her period and had to take something eventually. The doctors also told her that her muscle/fat ratio was much too high on the muscle side - for some reason it seems women need a certain amount of fat to cycle normally. Strange, isn't it? Again - have no idea if this helps, but hope you can find something worthwhile in there ;-). good luck, Elizabeth
-- Elizabeth
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