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Anonymous
InactiveDecember 12, 1996 at 11:02 pmPost count: 93172Thanks for the information Ramone. My endo has discussed PTU with me,
however, he does not want me to get pregnant until this is all dealt
with. That is hard news to hear after trying for almost two years of
trying and hoping to be pregnant. I know he is right but it still
hurts. Do you know of any good reference materials re: pregnancy and
Graves Disease?See you, Diane
Anonymous
InactiveDecember 13, 1996 at 8:08 amPost count: 93172Diane,
Sorry, I can only tell you how meds have been
for me and I’m not planning on children yet(!)
so I can’t tell you much. I know there have been
some studies done in France, Germany and Austrailia
about PTU and pregancy but I havn’t seen the
reports.
Hope someone else can help you – this bb’s the best!ramone
Anonymous
InactiveDecember 14, 1996 at 12:38 pmPost count: 93172Hi Diane,
Here are sev. articles to read… TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR HYPERTHYROIDISM
BY Leonard Wartofsky Washington Hospital Center, WAshington, DC
published in Hospital Practice September 15,1996.
and..RECENT PROGRESS IN THYROID AUTOIMMUNITY; AN OVERVIEW FOR THE CLINICIAN by Anthony P.
Weetman , MD DSc University of Sheffield United Kingdom
published in THYROID TODAY April/May/June 1996 Vol XIX Number 2Hope you are able to find these. My doc was willing to answer questions after I read them.
Bye for now. Jeannette
Anonymous
InactiveDecember 16, 1996 at 11:21 amPost count: 93172Hi Jeanette-
Thanks for the articles. I will look them up. You have caught me on a
bad day – feeling very depressed and anxious. Nobody at my workplace
understands what I am going through. I can’t seem to get all my work
done so feel like I am letting down my team! Oh well it sounds like
this is going to be with me for a while so I should to deal with it. So
sorry for “venting” but I need to get it out.Thanks again, Diane
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