Pcos in Weight Loss Surgery
- Sept. 9, 2020, 5:13 a.m.
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I definitely think i have it.
I never really looked into it before and i don’t have all the symptoms, I have some:
Im tired, I’m fat, I’m diabetic, no sex drive, mood swings (depression/ anxiety)
The only thing i don’t have is cysts and irregular periods, which I thought was the Main part of pcos which is why I never thought I had it.
I don’t know about the infertility part cause we’re not trying to have kids.
The thing is, as far as I know, there’s no cure for it and u guys know I don’t really like taking regular meds.
I guess there’s foods and vitamins and hormones for this but it doesn’t seem like anything 100% works.
Weight loss could help but doesn’t cure.
I don’t know if getting fat gives you pcos or getting pcos randomly makes u fat. Ive been fast forever but i don’t think ive had pcos forever. Def not. Closer to 10 years maybe tho.
I mean… I don’t remember when lost my sex drive.
I know me and will had it for at least 2 or 3 years. I just don’t remember. And really I blamed my low sex drive on all the fighting we were having over his fucked up schedules or my unhappiness with my job/ weight.
And other ppl I know had pcos but I wasnt exactly like them so I didn’t think I had it.
I dunno but i realize I do now so I’m gonna research it more.
Last updated December 20, 2020
Cat Mommy ⋅ September 09, 2020
PCOS means Polycystic (meaning many cysts) ovarian syndrome. If you don't have ovarian cysts you don't have PCOS.
Deleted user Cat Mommy ⋅ September 09, 2020
That's a myth.
https://helloclue.com/articles/cycle-a-z/what-you-may-not-know-about-pcos-questions-and-misconceptions
lessoff ⋅ September 09, 2020
I have it. The thing about there endocrine issues is that once you have one you more than likely will have two. All of these systems work together. I have a thyroid condition (hashimotos) and PCOS. This is why my endocrinologist watches my a1c like a hawk. So far mine has been ok. Diabetes and lupus are other endocrine issues. I’m sure there are more.
Crystal lessoff ⋅ September 09, 2020
My cousin has PCOS and diabetes. I didn't know this (the having two endocrine issues), but it makes sense.
sedentary lessoff ⋅ September 09, 2020
I don't seem to have any thyroid issues. I had that doc appointment back in July and it was checked again. It's not like I want it but I know that thyroid issues seems to be the cause of a lot of weight issues but for some reason I don't seem to have thyroid issues even though I def have weight issues!