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Does PCOS cause muscle spasms and stomach problems?
by Melissa21, May 30, 2008 08:14PM
I currently went to an endocronologist because of some odd symptoms I was having. I had an idea that I may have PCOS. However, I never was diagnosed. My endocronologist also thinks I have PCOS. I've been recently having muscle spasms all over my body and have been feeling nauseated below my sternum. My endocronologist said that the muscle spasms may be a result of my glucose falling. However, whenever I get my blood tested at the doctors office (with or without eating prior) my results are normal. He gave me a glucose monitor to check this---but, I can't bring myself to because I don't see much need. Is anyone else experiencing a nauseated/bloating feeling below the sternum? Could this be do to gallbladder problems?
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