What treatments are there for PCOS?
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Becool1935
ANSWERS: 4
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Traditional Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Treatments * losing weight, if you are overweight or obese * progestins (synthetic progesterones) * oral contraceptives * insulin-sensitizing anti-diabetes drugs * anti-androgens * GnRH analogs * fertility therapy with ovulation-inducing drugs * surgical therapy http://womenshealth.about.com/cs/pcos/a/polycyovarsyndr.htm
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Everything TheBigA said! I've been dealing with PCOS with insulin resistance for years. I've been on diabetic pills, different hormone pills, through fertility treatments....all kinds of things!
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I am on Progesterone. I went through "menopause clinics of america" and they helped alot. My Testosterone was off the charts which made me Estrogen dominant. I am only 29 and not going through menopause but the hormone therapy has helped alot. I am also seeing a specialist and they will be putting me on a type of medication used for diabetes. The weight loss comes with the treatment of PCOS. I would start with talking wih someone with menopause clinics of america and getting on "Bio-identical Hormone replacement therapy" These are natural hormones not sythetic and are alot safer than synthetics. 1877-5-menopause or www.menopauseamerica.com They are not too pricey and Oh i wish I had of done this years ago. I will also be seeking a fertility drug that is supposed to help as well. Let me tell you I have had regular periods and felt much happier(less depression) as well as clear minded and only hope to get better in time!!!
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Wow can't believe this question came up. Last week my MD told me I may have this and is sending me to an OBGYN. You mean you can not cure this? I know NOTHING about it.
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