shorty5628

My husbnd nd I want to have kids (not now like a year or 2) and i am concerned with passing this horrible thing to my future daughter(s). I so badly want children of my own, but i dont want he o go thru this. I know by the time i have babies and she hits AF time, they should have fund better ways to control or suppress the symptoms, but still. Do any of you worry about this?!?!?!!?

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Me 27, Hubby 33, Stepson 6, 3 furbabies (2 dogs and a rabbit)
DX PCOS June 2006,
Hyperprolactinemia June 2006
CurrentlyTaking Yasmin, Dostinex, Metformin, B-complex, multi-vitamin
Doing WW, and walking 40 minutes a day


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PCOS, LOCAH, Endo, Lichen Planus, IBS, HS,alopecia - raised bp/ cholesteral. Wheat and dairy intollerance Meds: Spiro, Bendrofluazide, Amlodopine, Simvastatin, Met, Prednisolone, Colefac, multi vits,

Me - 42, hubby 37 son 12. Married 15 years

She is buffeted by the wind, but she does not sink.



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libchick

I worry about it a bit (my h2b and plan on ttc'ing end of 2007) but funnily enough i worry more about giving them diabetes than pcos.

But I remind myself that my daughters will be luckier than me ~ they will have mom who is aware of the potential problems and who will therefor make healthy eating and regular fun exercise a natural part of growing up. So that they are so used to it, NOT doing it would be unnatural.

I will also know that i need to take my daughters to the GP as soon as any problems with AF arises so that they can be treated asap.

My mom is wonderful, but when i was younger GP's didn't know about pcos so they only treated the symptoms and not the cause. I will know better.

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Sophie

Age: 30

Married 2/12/2006
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DX: April 2002
Meds: Was on:Clomid, Provera, Menopur, Glucophage
TTC'ing since: June '08
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starlite

Sorry you're having a bad day thinking about this. Huggs

Personally, I would not think twice about ttc. There's always that chance that you won't pass this on. And like the other said, 10-15 years down the road, who knows what new treatments might be out. Lib's right, since we know about this, then we can watch for the symptoms.

Here's a thread that was started awhile ago

passing this on

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Starlite

Me-28, DH-29
DD 1, born Sept 17th, 2007
DD 2, born June 9th, 2009

Can't wait to start WW again and loose the other 15lbs I gained with the last pregnancy and the 30lbs I still needed to lose with the first one.


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