Hormonic hairs!

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I'm a 21 year old girl .I have some unusual ,black,thick & long hairs grown between my breasts
(about 10 -15),under my belly botton(about
10).They have been appeard since I was about 18.Please note that I have an almost regular period. I
visited a doctor & she advised me Electrolysis or Laser .But I'm looking for a more permanent way
to destroy them by their sources.e.g some kinds of nutrients may help me or.... It may helps U to
know ,my family have a nutrient habit of having lots of meat & they may have lots of hormones.
Sth else that may help u,my armpits sweats abnormally much.I have no specificdisease but some of
my mom's family have got Diabets.

On 1 Apr 2003 03:25:51 -0800, coolwarrior4ever@yahoo.com (Neg) wrote:

>I'm a 21 year old girl .I have some unusual ,black,thick & long hairs grown between my breasts
>(about 10 -15),under my belly botton(about
>10).They have been appeard since I was about 18.Please note that I have an almost regular period. I
> visited a doctor & she advised me Electrolysis or Laser .But I'm looking for a more permanent
> way to destroy them by their sources.e.g some kinds of nutrients may help me or.... It may helps
> U to know ,my family have a nutrient habit of having lots of meat & they may have lots of
> hormones. Sth else that may help u,my armpits sweats abnormally much.I have no specificdisease
> but some of my mom's family have got Diabets.

Go with your doctor's advice.

Moosh:)

On 1 Apr 2003 03:25:51 -0800, coolwarrior4ever@yahoo.com (Neg) wrote:

>I'm a 21 year old girl .I have some unusual ,black,thick & long hairs grown between my breasts
>(about 10 -15),under my belly botton(about
>10).They have been appeard since I was about 18.Please note that I have an almost regular period. I
> visited a doctor & she advised me Electrolysis or Laser .But I'm looking for a more permanent
> way to destroy them by their sources.e.g some kinds of nutrients may help me or....

Its a genetic not a dietary problem. Laser or electrolysis treatment should kill the hair roots and
hair follicles permanently. Otherwise live with it. You have a cosmetic not a health problem.

klmok wrote:
>
> On 1 Apr 2003 03:25:51 -0800, coolwarrior4ever@yahoo.com (Neg) wrote:
>
> >I'm a 21 year old girl .I have some unusual ,black,thick & long hairs grown between my breasts
> >(about 10 -15),under my belly botton(about
> >10).They have been appeard since I was about 18.Please note that I have an almost regular period.
> > I visited a doctor & she advised me Electrolysis or Laser .But I'm looking for a more
> > permanent way to destroy them by their sources.e.g some kinds of nutrients may help me or....
>
> Its a genetic not a dietary problem. Laser or electrolysis treatment should kill the hair roots
> and hair follicles permanently. Otherwise live with it. You have a cosmetic not a health problem.

Ditto...

Follow your doctors advice. Electrolysis/laser therapy IS a permanent solution. There sure as heck
is no nutritional therapy for it. ;^)

K.

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She could try to get a prescription for antiandrogens

"Katra" <Katra@centurytel.net> wrote in message news:3E89E2BE.C9C8AC64@centurytel.net...
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>
> klmok wrote:
> >
> > On 1 Apr 2003 03:25:51 -0800, coolwarrior4ever@yahoo.com (Neg) wrote:
> >
> > >I'm a 21 year old girl .I have some unusual ,black,thick & long hairs grown between my breasts
> > >(about 10 -15),under my belly botton(about
> > >10).They have been appeard since I was about 18.Please note that I have an almost regular
> > > period. I visited a doctor & she advised me Electrolysis or Laser .But I'm looking for a
> > > more permanent way to destroy them by their sources.e.g some kinds of nutrients may help me
> > > or....
> >
> > Its a genetic not a dietary problem. Laser or electrolysis treatment should kill the hair roots
> > and hair follicles permanently. Otherwise live with it. You have a cosmetic not a health
> > problem.
>
> Ditto...
>
> Follow your doctors advice. Electrolysis/laser therapy IS a permanent
solution.
> There sure as heck is no nutritional therapy for it. ;^)

This is a troll, isn't it?

Have you checked for thick black hairs on the palms of your hands or the soles of your feet?

In sci.med.pharmacy Neg <coolwarrior4ever@yahoo.com> wrote:
: I'm a 21 year old girl .I have some unusual ,black,thick & long hairs grown between my breasts
: (about 10 -15),under my belly botton(about
: 10).They have been appeard since I was about 18.Please note that I

Get your DHEA-sulfate level checked.

You could have a high DHEA (androgen) level. It could also be Polycystic ovary syndrome -- do you
get periods, or are they irregular?

You can be given anti-androgens, such as spironolactone or cyproterone acetate for a high DHEA
level. (I am unsure of the PCOS protocol.)

HTH,

Emma

coolwarrior4ever@yahoo.com (Neg) wrote in message
news:<18a8086c.0304010325.16482d5b@posting.google.com>...
> I'm a 21 year old girl .I have some unusual ,black,thick & long hairs grown between my breasts
> (about 10 -15),under my belly botton(about
> 10).They have been appeard since I was about 18.Please note that I have an almost regular period.
> I visited a doctor & she advised me Electrolysis or Laser .But I'm looking for a more permanent
> way to destroy them by their sources.e.g some kinds of nutrients may help me or.... It may
> helps U to know ,my family have a nutrient habit of having lots of meat & they may have lots of
> hormones. Sth else that may help u,my armpits sweats abnormally much.I have no specificdisease
> but some of my mom's family have got Diabets.

Hello Neg. You could have high levels of testosterone due to high insulin levels. This is thought
to be the underlying cause of polycystic ovary syndrome and one of the symptoms of PCOS is hair
where it shouldn't be. You really may not want to develop PCOS because other changes are a pot
belly and male pattern baldness, as well as infertility. One way to reduce your insulin level is to
eat a low carb diet. You could also see if your doctor would prescribe glucophage. Try to find out
your T level.

--Hua Kul

gmp@adres.nl (Hua Kul) wrote in message news:<3da4c6e5.0304060029.3a365a17@posting.google.com>...
> coolwarrior4ever@yahoo.com (Neg) wrote in message
> news:<18a8086c.0304010325.16482d5b@posting.google.com>...
> > I'm a 21 year old girl .I have some unusual ,black,thick & long hairs grown between my breasts
> > (about 10 -15),under my belly botton(about
> > 10).They have been appeard since I was about 18.Please note that I have an almost regular
> > period. I visited a doctor & she advised me Electrolysis or Laser .But I'm looking for a more
> > permanent way to destroy them by their sources.e.g some kinds of nutrients may help me or....
> > It may helps U to know ,my family have a nutrient habit of having lots of meat & they may
> > have lots of hormones. Sth else that may help u,my armpits sweats abnormally much.I have no
> > specificdisease but some of my mom's family have got Diabets.
>
> Hello Neg. You could have high levels of testosterone due to high insulin levels.

qualify that as free T since both ovarian-T production and hepatic SHBG are affected.. There was a
meta analysis of effect of weight reduction for PCOS in Clinics of North america recently, IIRC
showing dramatic improvement.. This is well known in most ppl too - oligomenorrhea well known
weight-problem both high bw and low bw..

> This is thought to be the underlying cause of polycystic ovary syndrome and one of the symptoms of
> PCOS is hair where it shouldn't be. You really may not want to develop PCOS because other changes
> are a pot belly and male pattern baldness, as well as infertility. One way to reduce your insulin
> level is to eat a low carb diet. You could also see if your doctor would prescribe glucophage. Try
> to find out your T level.
>
> --Hua Kul

"Dr. Wayne Simon" <ariess@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Have you checked for thick black hairs on the palms of your hands or the soles of your feet?

U're kidding...No,there's no thick black hairs on my palms/soles . -Neg