(22-02-2021, 09:44 AM)Bustyprincess Wrote:(22-02-2021, 06:58 AM)jaykay Wrote:I had a NBE program involving PM for a couple months that made me grow a 1/2 inch. However I was diagnosed with PCOS in December and since stopped everything out of fear I would make things worse. I got into an argument with an OBGYN, so I am getting a second opinion with an endocrinologist to find out some methods to help treat PCOS without using birth control. I have also been prescribed with an anti-androgen (spiro) but I am not taking it until I get my second opinion this week.
I was just wondering if there is any Breast Nexus veterans with PCOS and what their program consisted of? I know all too well how dangerous herbs can be and don't want to negatively mess with my body anymore than it already is (my testosterone is almost 2x the standard amount for an average woman and I have multiple cysts in my ovaries). I feel a bit lightheaded when I take fenugreek so I think it's a sign that I don't vibe with FG.
I have no experience with PCOS however as someone who once needed anti androgens and took spiro for majority of my teenage years it really is the safest anti androgen out there, the side effects are far and few in between and the only real one is the fact it makes you crave salt alot more since its also used as a diuretic(water retention in other words makes u pee alot more) thats the literal only side effect I had in the 7+ years I was on them. Imo its the safest method, you could try the natural route of spearmint/peppermint however natural routes for anti androgens rarely work effectively enough for those who have very high T which from what you have said is your case.
Thank you! I'm not concerned with spiro, I'm definitely going to take it. I just didn't want to take it before my second opinion in case I need to "prove" that I have PCOS and didn't want to lower my testosterone in case they require me to get another blood test. I'm glad that there's no negative effects with spiro! Did you feel like it decreased masculine features or made you more feminine just from spiro? I a slightly broad jawline that I'm hoping spiro may soften. I wish they could put me on some bio-identical hormones and not synthetic hormones (ie birth control) because it wreaks havoc on my body.