Diagonised with PCOS

Re: Feeling dull before period..

Hi Ilites,
Please do visit the health and wellness in this site and get rid off pms.
It has both causes and remedies.
shrivanchi:cheers

 

PCOS trying to conceive with letryl& deviry

Hi All,

Iam 26 yrs old married 1yr 7 months ago iam suffering from hypothyrodism doctor presicribed me thyronorm 2.5 mg which iam taking alternate days i have to take this for about 3 months and for my PCOS treatment doc suggested me to come on my 2nd day of period which is on 3rd march 09 she told me to take letryl 2.5 mg one tablet per day for five days...and deviry 10 mg twice per day from 17th -26 th march.Also i have started to take folvite(folicacid) tablets daily which i should take for 3 months.

My periods cycle is 28 to 35 days and i think she told me these treatment helps me to induce the ovulation .I am worring i saw the side effects of letryl as malformations in babies on google .Iam trying to conceive....I want to know my doc ensured iam not ovulating though i have my periods .Also i want to know about are there any tests which predict not ovulating conditions.She also told me once egg is produced and grows greater then17 mm i have take 5000 units of hucog injection which helps in release of egg.Please let me know whether i have to follow her treatment is it benefical ?? I am really sacred to do this is there anyone who took similar treatment.I have taken only one letryl tablet your quick suggestions helps me futher..Thanks in advance...

 

Re: PCOS trying to conceive with letryl& deviry

Hi rashmip

vasumathy have said 100% correct.Dont confuse yourself and be worried.As I dont have any idea regarding the problem I could only suggest you to be confident enough and gohead.
Now-a-days may ladies hav probs regarding preg..and so on..
For evry prob there will be a solution.
Be brave and confident.
Wish you all the best.
regards
amul

 

Re: PCOS trying to conceive with letryl& deviry

Hi Rashmi
The drugs prescribed to you are for induction of ovulation only. The conception part is after you have ovualted so usually no chances of malformation.
These mimick the natural hormones body produces for ovulation. They will not cause malformation in baby.
Once you have conceived than one has to be careful for the drugs which are taken specially in the first three months when the organs are formed.
Folvite is a vitamin which helps in coception & prevets malformations.Given for the first three months of pregnancy usually to all .
Take care of thyroid profile also as low thyroid level also causes delay in conception & may give ride to chances of misscarriage.
Dont worry & if want can have a discussin with your doctor.

 

Menstrual cycle -*pass this on, will save lifes*

Dear Friends,

I got this below information through mail today :shock::shock:& i really want to share this to all IL friends.


FYI, PLZ don't ignore

*PASS THIS ON, WILL SAVE LIFES*

Recently this past week, a 31-year-old newly graduated student, with a

doctoral degree about to start her new career as a Doctor, was flown into a

nearby hospital, because she passed out.



They found a blood clot in her neck, and immediately took her by helicopter

to the ER to operate.



By the time they removed the right half of her skull to relieve the pressure

on her brain, the clot had spread to her brain causing severe damage.





Since last Wednesday night, she was battling. They induced her into a coma

to stop the blood flow.

They operated 3 times. Finally, they said there was nothing left that they

could do.

They found multiple clots in the left side of her brain.

The swelling wouldn't stop, and she was on life support.



She died at 4:30 yesterday. She leaves behind a husband, and a 2yr old

Brandon and a 4yr old Justin.

The CAUSE of DEATH - they found was a birth control pill she was taking that

allows you to only have your period 3 times a year...

They said it interrupts life's menstrual cycle, and although it is FDA

approved... shouldn't be -

So to the women in my address book - I ask you to deal with your period once

a month -

so you can live the rest of the months that your life has in store for you.



Please send this to every woman you know - you may save someone's life...

Remember, you have a CYCLE for a reason!



For Your Information:

The name of this New Birth Control pill is Lybrel.

If you go to Lybrel.com you will find at least 26 pages of information

regarding this drug.

The Second Birth Control pill is, Seasonique.

If you go to the website Seasonique.com you will find 43 pages of

information regarding this drug.

The warnings and side effects regarding both pills are horrible.





Please, please forward this information to as many daughters AND sons,

co-workers, friends and relatives. Several lives have already been changed.








________________________________

Please do not print this email unless it is absolutely necessary.

 

Re: Menstrual cycle -*pass this on, will save lifes*

When i read i was shocked there are women like this who takes pills for their menstrual cycle too. I have heard that they can stop for a month but this is very bad. Thanks for sharing.

 

Re: Menstrual cycle -*pass this on, will save lifes*

Hi

I am really sorry to hear about this and may the soul of that lady lay in peace.
Thanks alot for the info and I appreciate you the way you concern for ladies..

Thank you very much..
amul

 

Re: Menstrual cycle -*pass this on, will save lifes*

It is really sad to hear this lady's tragic end. May her soul rest in peace.

Thanks for sharing this with us.

 

Re: Menstrual cycle -*pass this on, will save lifes*

This story is very sad, I feel very bad for this woman and her family.

But it's important to keep in mind, most birth control pills are not too dangerous. The risks of taking the pill are far less dangerous than the risks of child birth.

Millions of women use some hormonal form of bc, and there are numerous positive aspects. Lower risk of some types of cancer, less pain during periods, reduced size of ovarian cysts, extremely low chance of unplanned pregnancy, etc.

So before anyone decides to avoid bc just because of an isolated case, please consult with your doctor. The risk of blood clot is very rare, but there is an increased chance for women over a certain age and women who smoke or have a very sedentary life style.

Below is a link from the Mayo clinic detailing the benefits and risks of bc pills:

Birth control pill FAQ: Benefits, risks and choices - MayoClinic.com