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Tuesday, May 05, 2015

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PCOS SCARE

Please I want to ask the doctors in the house concerning a medical condition that has been really disturbing.. Last two years precisely I had high prolactin which caused me not to have my monthly period for three month, after seeing the gynaecologist and placed on medication,I started having my monthly cycle regularly.. fast forward to late last year my period was very irregular and early this year it stopped.. I went to the gynae again but this time my prolactin is normal only that my progesterone is quite low. Now I'm trying to conceive but it is not forth coming at all.. my gynae asked me to go for HSG test which am about to go for but my question is does this mean I have PCOS and will the HSG test boost my chances of conceiving.. i am sorry this is quite long but please I need answers am very disturbed and unhappy.


47 comments:

  1. doctors come and help a fellow




    #GODWIN

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    1. You need to boost your progesterone level. It's a very important hormone in terms of fertility and maybe the reason why your period is irregular. Go back to the gynaecologist handling your case. She has your tests and can decide on a better treatment plan. But I won't be surprised if she places you on progesterone tablets like primolut .

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    2. HSG is simply an X ray exam done by injecting a contrast medium via ur vagina throughd cervix into d womb and fallopian tubes in order to help visualise if u have any problem with your fallopian tubes or your womb. Depending on what the problem is, HSG usually can aid in conception, that is if your fallopian tubes are constricted, it can help open them up. But not in all cases. So I think d doctor simply wanted to check up on the fallopian tubes and your uterus in order to rule out any abnormality there before proceeding further...

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  2. Why didnt you ask your doctors these questions? How can you seek answers from the net when your doctor could have done a better job of answering your queries? *SMH*

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  3. U can't say u have pcos off hand.
    A simple tvs would show if u have it..
    The hsg is to check if ur tubes are open or not.

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  4. Dont even know what those terms mean.
    I wish you luck as you visit your gynae

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  5. It doesn't mean you have PCOS. A HSG is a test done to ascertain if your tubes are patent or blocked. Blocked tubes will prevent you from getting pregnant

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  6. Don't know about this but I'm sure all will be well by God's grace.

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  7. Can the doctors in the house please help us.most of us are suffering from hormonal imbalance. And Stella please can u put up a post for some of us going thru secondary infertility.thanks

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  8. Pcos , I don't know anything about it.

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  9. THELMA ENEMUWE said...
    It is well with you dear poster,Jesus is gonna fix it for you!!,doctors,kindly throw more light on poster's condition.
    *faithful BV enemuwe thelma*

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  10. It does not mean you have PCOS, thats a different test entirely the HSG is just to check to see that your tubes are not blocked. personally i would advice you go to a fertility clinic they are better than gynecologists.

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    1. 1st of all its still gynaecologists dt operate fertility centres @least mostly,then again she needs to sort out all possible gynae issues dt cud b d reason 4 her inability to conceive,nne it is well with u

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  11. God is still on the throne.
    You will carry your own child sooner than later.

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  12. HSG really has nothing to do with boosting your chances of conception. It is just a test that will show the state of your tubes and further medication could be recommended depending on the result of the Test.

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    1. Correct! May The Lord answer us speedily. Amen

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    2. I'm surprised that her doctor didn't explain this to her. Patients need to exercise their right to ask questions about their condition and treatment .

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  13. Poster whenever u visit a doctor and a procedure is recommended for u to do, u have the right to ask all the necessary questions so u don't come here and sound clueless, I mean u paid for consultation. HSG is a diagnosis that uses xray to elaborate the fallopian tubes, it is essentially used to know if there is a tubal blockage. Depending on the findings, the Dr may go ahead and do laparoscopy. All the best, God is in control. Pls stop assuming u have this or that.

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  14. All HSG does is to show how ur womb is, and also whether u fallopian tubes are alright. Your guess is as good as mine. I think u have PCOS cz those r d signs. Pls reduce your anxiety, it will only charge up your hormones. God will heal u, keep the faith just as bvs advised me.

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  15. It is well. I will put u in prayers.
    I always feel really bad when women have challenges in child bearing. If I had the powers I would give very woman who has been ttc twins

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  16. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common condition that affects how a woman’s ovaries work.
    PCOS affects millions of women in the UK.
    The three main features of the condition are:
    cysts that develop in your ovaries (polycystic ovaries)
    your ovaries do not regularly release eggs (ovulate)
    having high levels of "male hormones" called androgens in your body
    You will usually be diagnosed with PCOS if you have at least two of these features.
    Read more about diagnosing polycystic ovary syndrome.
    What are polycystic ovaries?
    Polycystic ovaries contain a large number of harmless cysts up to 8mm in size. The cysts are under-developed sacs in which eggs develop. Often in PCOS, these sacs are unable to release an egg, meaning ovulation doesn't take place.
    It's estimated that about 1 in every 5 women in the UK has polycystic ovaries, but more than half of these have no symptoms.
    Signs and symptoms
    Symptoms of PCOS usually become apparent during your late teens or early twenties. They can include:
    irregular periods or no periods at all
    difficulty getting pregnant (because of irregular ovulation or failure to ovulate)
    excessive hair growth (hirsutism) - usually on the face, chest, back or buttocks
    weight gain
    thinning hair and hair loss from the head
    oily skin or acne
    Polycystic ovary syndrome is associated with an increased risk of problems in later life, such as type 2 diabetes and high cholesterol levels.
    You should speak to your GP if you think you may have PCOS.
    Read more about the symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome.

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    1. U just copy n paste from google without giving credit to D source.

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    2. U just copy n paste from google without giving credit to D source.

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    3. Lol! @ anonymous, what is your problem? He/she is just trying to educate people .

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  17. Jesus will fix you. Believe that everything will be ok.

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  18. HSG will diagnose if the problem is with your fallopian tubes or Uterus.
    You could do a Transvaginal scan to check for PCOS.

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  19. Nne worry won't help u at this point,its natural to worry I know bt u can pray instead of worrying ur pretty head,God can fix any n everything,just go n see ur doctor and b positive,ure nt d 1st person wt hormonal issues,u'll b fine,it will end in praise

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  20. I no dey house !
    Pop Corn Will be back later

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  21. all these names are foreign to me but I pray you get the needed advise/help.

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  22. Obviously you have hormonal imbalance. It's possible you have PCOS but don't be in a hurry to make any diagnosis yet. Allow your Gyn do his/her job.
    I had exactly the same issue, the low progesterone caused multiple early miscarriages until it was figured out. Presently pregnant and in my 2nd trimester with twins but I've bn on progesterone injections and suppositories since I got pregnant.
    Wish you the very best.

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  23. God wil surely give us all our heart desires poster. Pls house wot is candida albican aand how serious it pls I need ans pls.

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  24. HSG very painful ooooo choi

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    1. Drink ogogoro before u do hsg, that's how to overcome d pain, no do am with clear eye o lol

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  25. Hope you get the help you seek

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  26. Good day all. I have noticed there are a lot of sdk readers that are battling with infertility. Which I am one. Pls I will like us to have a group on BBM or whattsapp to we can share ideas. Or any other platform anyone can suggest. Pls let's discuss this. BABY DUST TO US ALL.

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  27. HSG only shows if ur tubes are open.

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  28. swthrt, there is still hope i was doing my own little research and discovered this herbal medicine online and alot of testimonies have come from it including balancing hormones and conception its called Michael's Naturopathic Programs - Female Reproductive Factors . its between $22-$23 you may want to look into it, i am yet to start mine and i am believing God for a miracle too..

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