hondurasgirl

Hi my name is Jaime. I am 15 years old. This tuesday morning I am finding out if I have PCOS for sure. My gyno thinks that is what I might have. So far I have all the symptons. I was wondering what exactly I should expect. I have not talked to any other teens that have and I was wondering. I know it may sound weird but in a way I am hoping I have it because it will explain why I have acne, why I gained weight, irregulare periods, and other affects of it that I classify under. So if anyone can fill me in I'd love it. Thanks. God Bless![font=arial]Hi my name is Jaime. I am 15 years old. This tuesday morning I am finding out if I have PCOS for sure. My gyno thinks that is what I might have. So far I have all the symptons. I was wondering what exactly I should expect. I have not talked to any other teens that have and I was wondering. I know it may sound weird but in a way I am hoping I have it because it will explain why I have acne, why I gained weight, irregulare periods, and other affects of it that I classify under. So if anyone can fill me in I'd love it. Thanks. God Bless!

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Jaime; 15
DX- April 8, 2003
on birth control
was 130lbs
currently 150lbs
goals- 130lbs

TracyW2

What is your question? What to expect from what? Pcos or dr.s appointment?
I think the best thing to do is read some of the research articles in the newbie forum. They have so much info and it is very helpful.

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creedfan

hi there. in 17 and found out i had it when i was 14. i know how you feel. i have acne, weight issues, stuff like that. the doctor can give you a lot of info that can help you! but from having it for three years, let me see if i can add some comfort to your worries. seeing a dermatologist can help with the skin problems. also, your gyno might put you on birth control because it will regulate your hormones and cause you to have your period. this can help your skin as well. another thing, which is hard for me. you definatly have to watch what you eat, stay away from carbos and stuff like that. again, your doc will give you more info than that. i hope that this can help to ease your miind just abit, i know its not a lot. feel free to contact me on this site if you ever wanna talk!
sam

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