I just got some very cryptic results, which is making me worried now. I just went to the doc to get my blood test results for my PCOS blood test and the stupid receptionist just said 'eveything is normal, but you need to see the doc regularly'. HUH?
I'm seeing the specialist this afternoon, so not long to wait now, but I'm really worried that they're going to tell me that I have PCOs or something. I have had such hell coming off bcp, there is no way I'm going to accept going back on it!
On a slightly more positive note... I started spotting on Sunday and AF is definitely here - VERY light, but here! AT LAST! I've waited 7 1/2 months!
Hmmm if everything is normal than why see the doctor normally? Unless they plan on helping you get your cycles back and the doctor has requested more reagular appts because of that. I can't imagine that you have PCOS if they didn't tell you. I suppose you will find out for sure at this specialist? COngrats on AF hopefully you can get regular really quickly! Good luck!
I just broke down while telling my hubby about my appointment - I'm such a cry baby! It's the first time that I've shown any strain on this journey so far, but maybe all I need is a good cry to get it all out!
The specialist did an examination and she said that everything is fine. She also said that its VERY good news that AF seems to have arrived on her own without medication. She and her senior doc were incredibly optimistic about that.
She looked at my blood tests and turned the screen towards me as she was explaining and guess what I saw? My doc had written 'consistent with PCOS'... WTF??? I'm so mad!! Why don't they just give you the truth!?
I was so upset, but after she discussed it with her senior doc, she said that actually, the seemingly elevated levels are only very slightly elevated from the normal range and my testosterone could be down to my weight - I'm not hugely overweight to look at, but my BMI if off the charts into the worst kind of obese you can get (okay, slight exaggeration there! ) I've never been able to work it out and most people don't believe me when I say that I'm technically morbidly obese on paper! So I knew that already and she said that coming off the pill won't have helped matters either, so just to give it a few more months, now that AF has arrived and see if I find it easier to lose weight. She said that my hormone levels seem to have normalised, so it should become increasingly easier to lose the post-pill weight.
So yeah, just really frustrated that the docs don't give you the full story - I don't get the point of lying! But cautiously optimistic that everything else seems to be getting back to normal, albeit VERY slowly!