02-05-2014, 18:47
Thanks for your replies ladies that clarifies ALOT. The only thing that is slightly confusing to me is the link between TSH and prolactin, if there is one at all... lots of what I've read recently seems to say that if TSH is high so is prolactin???
And thanks for pointing that out peggy I read "progesterone" and assumed it was the one NBE is usually referring to... So essentially the few hormones that would be more relevant to both the symptoms I told the doc about and for NBE purposes have not been tested.... I am very tempted to get another doctor and revisit this but not sure I want to bother hassling the insurance company to cover it. And I also found out today I don't have gonorrhea or chlamydia YAY I'm so surprised
I told the dr. I haven't had sex in 3 years... which i havent. and she made no mention of testing for those? But I just got paperwork in the mail that states that my results are normal LOL.
And thanks for pointing that out peggy I read "progesterone" and assumed it was the one NBE is usually referring to... So essentially the few hormones that would be more relevant to both the symptoms I told the doc about and for NBE purposes have not been tested.... I am very tempted to get another doctor and revisit this but not sure I want to bother hassling the insurance company to cover it. And I also found out today I don't have gonorrhea or chlamydia YAY I'm so surprised
I told the dr. I haven't had sex in 3 years... which i havent. and she made no mention of testing for those? But I just got paperwork in the mail that states that my results are normal LOL.