So my family doctor called me about the routine blood work that I went for. He told me my cortisol level was over 700 which for a normal person he said it should be in the 500s. Is this something common with people who have PCOS to have high levels of cortisol? He wants me to collect my urine for a whole day and test it that way. Any comments or suggestions?
Posted 10-29-2009 at 10:57 AM byedwina Updated 10-29-2009 at 12:12 PM byedwina
god i am missing home so much must be the holidays or something ..although halloween's not such a big holiday at home and we dont have thanksgiving ..there is nothing like xmas in ireland this will be my second xmas away from home i will miss traditional irish xmas which consists of sitting round the coal fire with family and freinds sipping on irish coffees (whiskey coffees) craicing and talking..there is absolutely no shops or pubs or anything open on xmas day so freinds and family go from...
I'm feeling SO much better day- much more positive attitude. My sis-in-law just got a tanning bed, and I've been tanning like 2 or 3 times. I know it's horrible for your skin, but I've noticed that with a slight tan, the "hairiness" is not as noticeable So, I'll prob tan 2morrow night because it makes me feel a little better about myself. Still slacking in the diet- promising myself I'll do better 2morrow!
Praying for everyone out there TTC and preggo....remember...
this will be my second xmas away from home i will miss traditional irish xmas which consists of sitting round the coal fire with family and freinds sipping on irish coffees (whiskey coffees) craicing and talking..there is absolutely no shops or pubs or anything open on xmas day so freinds and family go from...
So, I'll prob tan 2morrow night because it makes me feel a little better about myself. Still slacking in the diet- promising myself I'll do better 2morrow!
