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Old 05-09-2006, 01:17 PM   #1
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Hi i wonder if anyone out there can help me. I feel as though my body has gone haywire. Last september i had a bad pain in my left side when i had my period, that month my period lasted for a week and a half. I went to the doctor and she gave me an internal and sent me for an ultrasound scan just before christmas. The scan results came back clear. I do not have excess body hair but i cannot lose weight no matter how hard i try i also do not have a big appetite either and even my friends have commented on this. I excercise three times a week as well. I went to weightwatchers and i stuck to the diet rigidly whwn i went to get weighed the first week i had put on half a pound and the next week a put on another half a pound. I went to the doctors and he put me on water tablets and the following week i only lost one and a half pounds despite running to the loo over and over again the following week i lost one pound which still isnt that much despite still running to the loo. Last week i put on a pound and this week i have put on another pound so now i am not taking the water tablets. I do not have excess body hair though. Last year as well i had all the symptoms of the menopause sweating and flushing as well and really hot at night in bed. The doctor tested me for the change and the hormone levels came back clear he said my body had had a blip well i wish it would blip back again as i hate it at the moment. Do internal scans pick up things that ultrasound scans dont? Any advice would be greatly appreciated thanks

 
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Hi kim,

I am a person with PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome). My ultrasound came back clear, but I did have an internal ultrasound done and it determined the cysts. But inorder to tell if you have the syndrome is through blood work and internal exams. As for hot flashes, almost all women go through these at least once in their lives. For PCOS symptoms, not everyone has the traditional symptoms. I have had PCOS since I was (first detected) 18. my first period was at the age 8 and then a few years later. My periods are extremely painful and can last from 12 days to 3 months and are usually extremely heavy. If your periods are irregular and you find that the pill doesn't work, then try enducing your period with provera (every 3 months). I would recommend seeing a reproductive gyno or an endocrinologist. They seem to know more about this subject. Try taking 800mg ibuprophen 3 times daily during your pain, but do not exceed that dosage in a 24 hour period. I'm not a doctor, but I have had a lot of experience with this and it's complications. As for weight, if you do have PCOS then it can be very hard to lose weight. I have tried many plans and they did not work. One plan that has worked for me is "the 3 hour diet" by jorge cruise. But if your serious about the weight loss than you need to follow his plan to the tee and you should notice results within you first 2 weeks. Exercise to what he states and not less nor more than that and it should work. Good luck, popples.

 
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Hi Popples
Thanks for replying i have got the doctors on Friday so i am going to ask him to send me for an internal ultrasound and do start some blood work. I will let you know how i get on.

 
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Hi Poggle
Went to the doctor today and as soon as i sat in the chair i burst into tears. I told him my symptoms and he couldnt say if it was PCOS or not. I have to go back on Wednesday morning for blood tests to check for a PCOS blood test hormone test thyroid test and blood sugar test. It will take about a fortnight for the results then we'll take it from there. I'll keep you posted.

 
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Re: body gone haywire

Hi everyone, I was dx with PCOS at 20.

I have managed to keep it under control by exerciseing and avoiding gluten!

You should all try it, i was at 175lbs now am 136..

no more ovary pain and its been 2 years!!!!!

so screw the ultrasound and the pills and the doctors, PCOS can be cured with diet and exercise.... you just have to know what to eat.


let me know if you want to know more, id love to help.
I had PCOS bad too..

Also antidepresants SSRI's like paxil and prozac are bad for PCOSers soon as i got off my prozac I lost 10 lbs and started to feel better!!!!

 
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