Hello, I'll start with the fact that when I was 17 I went to the gynecologist for the first time! I was still a virgin and she only looks at me through my belly. My problems were a very irregular cycle ... I also had pimples. She told me that I had a cyst, she prescribed me some pills, after which I would have contraceptive diane to take. According to her, in order to clear my face ... I also had pimples on my back. After I started taking it, the cycle didn't bother me, I knew exactly when it would come to me, it was 3-4 days, my face and back were cleansed of pimples. I have been taking these pills for 3 years! I stopped them due to a number of problems. From them I got nausea, disorder ... not to mention the constant crying, nerves and everything! After that, however, everything went wrong again, my pimples came out again, new things started, which I didn't have before, my hair and skin get oily. Now I am forever nervous and depressed again! I went again, but to another gynecologist two months ago I thought the worst would be that he would tell me I had polycystic ovary syndrome, but during the examination he told me that I was in perfect condition to conceive, which calmed me down.
Not that I plan to happen soon! However, he told me that I had a cyst on my left ovary and he prescribed me Duphason and after 10 days of admission for 3-4 days I had to come and go for a secondary examination! However, a week has passed and it does not come to me! I'm afraid I'll have surgery! It hasn't come to me since the end of October! I asked her about hormonal tests, which she explained to me that I should release in January, because dufason affects after all! But do I know if January will come normally for me! I'm very worried! Apart from getting greasy, I wash my hair every 2 days ... it started to drip a lot! My back itches! Its terrible! I know, that I have problems with hormones, but I am mostly afraid of treatment! I see that these contraceptives only cover up the problem and then come back with double force! And they can't stand me! Women who have this problem how are you treated? Is there a permanent cure or is it forever? I feel very bad, I am depressed, I am constantly crying and I am worried about my mother, for whom I am most sick, that she is suffering from my nervous outbursts! I don't have that much time for research, but I can't! Once I get them, should I go to an endocrinologist? Will he help me more? I have no idea what to do anymore! I think I will never have a normal cycle and skin! After all, I'm not a teenager, I'm already 22! who have this problem how are you treated? Is there a permanent cure or is it forever? I feel very bad, I am depressed, I am constantly crying and I am worried about my mother, for whom I am most sick, that she is suffering from my nervous outbursts! I don't have that much time for research, but I can't! Once I get them, should I go to an endocrinologist? Will he help me more? I have no idea what to do anymore! I think I will never have a normal cycle and skin! After all, I'm not a teenager, I'm already 22! who have this problem how are you treated? Is there a permanent cure or is it forever?
I feel very bad, I am depressed, I am constantly crying and I am worried about my mother, for whom I am most sick, that she is suffering from my nervous outbursts! I don't have that much time for research, but I can't! Once I get them, should I go to an endocrinologist? Will he help me more? I have no idea what to do anymore! I think I will never have a normal cycle and skin! After all, I'm not a teenager, I'm already 22! Once I get them, should I go to an endocrinologist? Will he help me more? I have no idea what to do anymore! I think I will never have a normal cycle and skin! After all, I'm not a teenager, I'm already 22! Once I get them, should I go to an endocrinologist? Will he help me more? I have no idea what to do anymore! I think I will never have a normal cycle and skin! After all, I'm not a teenager, I'm already 22!
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Here, dear readers, is a typical example of a victim of modern medicine ...
If you paraphrase your question of how I messed up my hormones through my lifestyle, it would be more true. You do not write anything about your life, nutrition, sports and others. Rather, you love sweets, have low blood pressure and kidney disease, which leads to gynecological problems. If you continue with contraceptives, you will probably end up with breast cancer. For more help, more details.
Stopping is a complete nightmare for me as well - greasy face, hair, hair loss. But to my surprise, my cycle is perfect, as it never was - exactly 28 days. Even with the pills it was 30-31. Don't worry, they have ways to provoke, there will be no operation. Wait a few months and everything will be fine.
Hello, I'm 20, when I was 14 they found cysts on my ovaries - I didn't stop my cycle once, but in general it came to me rarely and irregularly, I had pimples, my hair was greasy. What they prescribed to you in the beginning was contraceptives, which you shouldn't have written for more than a month !!! I had drunk 9 of them and had a number of problems - gaining weight, for example. If not, it is best to go to a professional in a private clinic, even if it is more expensive, it is better to go to someone who understands. Surgery I doubt it is necessary, but still - health is priceless! Calm down, most likely everything is happening now because your body is stressed by all these hormones, 3 years is a scary thing !! Do your research, I hope they are good, but again, better research and go to a specialist!
Go to an endocrinologist for other tests. I went to a gynecologist in September because of the same problems, but the doctor said I was fine, but prescribed me some pills. I had to drink them for 2 months and the pimples seemed to disappear, but they didn't go away at all. So, I went to an endocrinologist last week and said to myself, my complaints are a little different from yours, because I see more hair, as if she told me I had a thyroid problem and wrote me which hormones to test. Otherwise, my hair has already fallen out and it used to be quite voluminous, but at least it's not greasy. The only thing that worries me is the pimples, because I've never had hair before, but I'm epilating and I don't seem to have such a problem. My advice is to visit another doctor. For me, it's all because of stress, at least that's what they told me, but when my hormonal tests come out I will have to take other medications -. -
Are you still a virgin? You need sex more often. I `m not joking.
If you just fucked, you wouldn't need pills and nerves. Natural remedies.
When I was a student I had the same problems as yours. I realized that birth control pills did nothing and started looking for an alternative. Unfortunately, I still have pimples, but much less than before, my hair gets oily in two or three days, but my cycle returns to normal, I even got pregnant. I remember that my mother found posts on Pinko the pink panther in bg-mama. There he describes in great detail how you can be healed. It had an effect on me, but it was a little over 10 years ago. Sorry, I forgot. The other very important thing is that if you smoke to stop and eat healthy (nothing packaged) and drink yarrow tea, it will have a very beneficial effect. Success!
Oily skin and hair, pimples, may not be due to polycystic ovaries. It can be from stress, insomnia or poor nutrition (very fast food, for example). I do not have polycystic ovaries, but I also suffer from hormone-based acne, separately my skin and hair are also oily. And after 22-23 years old, I started to get fatter. My face is very clean and almost without pimples if I lead a proper lifestyle. As soon as stress occurs, I immediately become full of pimples and not small, but large, like cysts. My whole chin and neck are squeaking. It may be stressful for you too.