8 Jun 19, 03:43 PM
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8 Jun 19, 03:43 PM
Clare
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I had endometriosis from within a year or two of starting my periods, my diabetes was uncontrollable, by that time I’d been a type 1 for 7 years. I was under the care of a paediatric diabetic professor at the Middlesex Hospital London (hospital no longer there and I’m sure the Professor isn’t around either), he felt there was a link between type 1 diabetics and endometriosis/period issues due to immune issues/hormone issues. I was 14 when I went on the pill and stayed on it for over 25 years with no issues at all.
I’m now in the menopause which is causing havoc with my blood sugars, my consultant endocrinologist is keen for me to start HRT as she feels it will help my blood sugars.
Unfortunately some doctors are so blinkered, it might be worth seeing if your GP will do a referral to a gynaecologist who specialises in younger patients. Hope you get it sorted.
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