mix

just thought i'd let you know about a clinic i attend in london, called the univercity poly clinic. it's linked to the nhs and is a teaching clinic so it's at reduced rates. or, like me you could always get referred by your doctor and have it completely free (you might need to push for this...)

every session is attended by the specialist, but is taken by a final year student. you do have a few students in the class, but i looked on it as me giving them information on pcos - something that is very much needed. however, you can if you really want as to just see the final year student and specialist.

i see a great herbalist called christopher robbins - i would highly recommend him.

there are other forms of treatment there - all listed on the far right of this website

:)

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me: 39, dh: 36
dx pcos 1990
male factor infertility
BFP - 03/12/08
EDD - 11/22/08
baby is here!
born 10/13/08 at 34 weeks 2 days



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Thanks for the info mix, like you, I want to take the natural approach - will definitely check it out!

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me: age 32, afro-caribbean dh: age 37, scottish married july 2000
Dx: February 2003
BCP 1996-97 (made me unbearable)
Sx: annovulation 3 years after BCP then v. irregular AF, overweight, mildly bad skin, mildly hairy, skin tags, dark patches
Took herbal prescription containing Vitex, also Multivitamin and Mineral, Chromium, B-Complex, Co-Enzyme Q10, Calcium/Magnesium/Zinc, Evening Primrose Oil and Folic Acid (just in case!) - AFs became regular at 35 days - IT WORKED!!! DS born 26th February 2004