How many doctors/healthcare professionals have misdiagnosed your PCOS or don’t know much about it?
Friday, December 11th, 2009 at
4:52 am
Just wondering how many doctors/healthcare professionals are aware of PCOS and giving the right treatments.
I first went to my local GP 11years ago describing symptoms of PCOS. But only got diagnosed 3 years ago when I just happened to mention it to my Gynaecologist (Australia). Wondering how many others are in my situation.
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I AM IN EXACTLY THE SAME SITUATION.
I’ve just been diagnosed at age 26 – but I had concerns from the age of 15 when I had acne and irregular periods.
I had been on the pill from age 18-26 and it was me that decided to go off the pill to see whether my periods were still irregular!
It turns out I have PCOS! Lucky I didn’t wait another 5 years and then realise I have it because at least I have some years to try fertility treatment to have a family.
Doctors are all care and no responsibility.
Every GYN MD should be knowledgeable about PCOS
its been widely talked about since the early to mid 80’s in Nursing school programs
best known as stein leventhal syndrome