I Feel So Alone
I feel so alone. No-one I know has PCOS and my doctors are useless
I was diagnosed in April 2015 and was given very little information about it and was told to lose weight to manage it, I've done various different diets/ life style changes and nothing ever happens, I lose a bit and then gain it back again. I've seen a dietitian and she's looked through a food diary and asked me how I cook my food and she can't see anything wrong with the way I eat. I walk a lot of places, I love walks, but… read more
I've had to change my entire diet. I'm off sugar 100%. Don't eat wheat ( Wheat belly diet has some other options) My diet basically consists of eggs, meat, high fat, lots of veggies and fruit with low glycemic index. No dairy ( or very limited- sometimes cottage cheese) and 2-3 L of water every day.
The difference in how I feel is incredible. The first week I thought I'd die. I had horrible withdrawal and migraines but once I passed that it was like I was a different person.
My best advice is eat a low carb diet, no dairy, not gluten, no sugar. Then do strength training if you haven't started that already. This combination is the only thing that has helped me.
I struggled/still struggle to find the right physicians that understand PCOS and will treat me. I would try another doc. I personally stopped taking metformin because it did not help my symptoms, but it does help a lot of people and I was prescribed it without trying to conceive.
eggs are loaded with hormones
I lost a stone then in one week I put back on 7lb and I didn't change a thing in the diet like you and I just wondered what was the point and just live with it... I'm going to go back to the docs and hopefully see someone more clued up on it.
Anyone Else Not Interested In Having A Baby But Just Trying To Lose Weight And Gain Control Of Their Body? I Feel So Alone In This Regard.
How Do You Cope With The Thought, That You Might Not Have Any Children?
Treatment Options?