@madonna
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Hi there! Hope everything is well. Polycystic ovaries are common in women. These days even more common than ever before. I’m really glad to hear that you are not wasting your time in crying and want to know what to do next. That is what’s required in this race. You should never lose hope. If you don’t mind, I really want to ask you how you lost your weight so quickly? It’s just fantastic, you know. I’ve been struggling to lose my weight but nothing seems to work. I put too many efforts and at the end of the week, when I go to check my weight, I notice that I’ve GAINED one more kg. LOL. Please help! Also, good luck to everyone. Try to understand the positive message that this lady has shared with us. Bless you all!
I’m really sorry to hear that! Please don’t lose hope just yet. I’m sure you will see the good days. You are probably feeling so because of the past but your future will be different. Since you had it all, I’m sure only good things will come your way. You can ib me if you need to discuss anything. I’m always here to help you.
Well, I’m no doctor but I still think switching between doctors is not good. I’m sorry, ladies. I’m no opposition here. I see almost all say that seek a second opinion. IMO that may make a subject for experiments. I mean when you go to a new doctor, you tell them all. Still, they treat you the way they treat other patients. That is solely dependent on their professional judgment. Sticking to one will help you feel relaxed. Your doc will deeply understand your situation (Hell, I mean he/she might just give you a discount, lol). Anyway, if you, Race, think that your consultant is not good. Then it’s all the more reason to change. If you don’t feel so, then better just stick with them. May good things come your way!